Wizard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WIZARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a man who practises witchcraft or magic, also WISARD
• (in legends and fairy tales) a man who has magical powers.
• a person who is very skilled in a particular field or activity
• a help feature of a software package that automates complex tasks by asking the user a series of easy-to-answer questions.
• A wise man; a sage.
• One devoted to the black art; a magician; a conjurer; a sorcerer; an enchanter.
• someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
• one who practices magic or sorcery
• magician
ADJECTIVE:
• wonderful; excellent
• Enchanting; charming.
• Haunted by wizards.
• possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers
• superb
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sorcerer

Words related to WIZARD

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Words that contain WIZARD

wizards20 wizardly24 wizardry24 wizarder21 wizardest22 wizardries23 wizardlier23 wizardliest24

How to use WIZARD in a sentence

• If she is under any spells, the Wizard or Glinda will help us.
• We have witnessed together the wizard behind the curtain.
• But fearing the Witches may try to attack him again, the Wizard hid himself away in the glorious Emerald City and became a hermit.
• These of the past their whispered lore unfold, And fertile fancy with its wizard art, May weave wild legends, as the seers of old Made gods and heroes into being start.
• It was found in a grotto by the wizard Malagigi, along with the sword Fusberta, both of which he gave to his cousin Rinaldo.
• He was a wizard, who could change his form at will.
• There in seclusion and remote from men The wizard hand lies cold, Which at its topmost speed let fall the pen, And left the tale half told.
• But if you miss them, then I shall know that you are a liar and no wizard, and I will kill them every one on the hill Hloma Amabutu.
• But the last item of the recipe was so unusual that it made the Wizard scratch his head in perplexity.
• She saw him stealthily press a button, and in the same instant a deep gulf opened in the floor of the cave, half way between the Princess and the Wizard.
• And the little boy grew up and became a great and wise chieftain, and he was also a rain wizard, and brought timely rains for the crops.
• But, in fault of wizard spell, Moderns their tale can only tell In dull words, with a poor reed Breaking at each time of need.
• The birth of Ciaran was prophesied by Lugbrann the wizard of the aforesaid king.
• The Ku Klux Klan, headed by the Grand Wizard of the Invisible Empire, and the Grand Dragon of the Realm, with malignant fanaticism worshipped the lost cause.
• At this period it was indeed dangerous to be a wizard, but it was perhaps still more dangerous to pose as an avowed sceptic of witchcraft.
• While the moors and woodlands were to Aimery only places to fly a hawk or follow a stag, to Philip they were a wizard land where dreams grew.
• One man having a child sorely afflicted with boils, consulted a wizard.
• Willard, a pious minister of Boston, was cried out upon as a wizard in open court.
• In time they reached the North Sea, and came to La Sounds Key, according to the prophecy of an Indian wizard.
• Tell me, brother, what was that which leaped between us this morning in the dark! I say it was a wizard.
• The natives stood aside in the presence of this wizard, who, with the cause of the evil, seemed to have found the remedy.
• At daylight the ship was in 24 fathoms, fifteen miles from Wizard Hills, bearing South 70 degrees East.
• Mount Fairfax and Wizard Peak are the most conspicuous objects in this range.
• One year the present assumed the form of an Ingersoll Dollar Watch, which the Wizard showed to me with great pride.
• Following this achievement Tom invented a wizard camera and a great searchlight, which, with his giant cannon, was purchased by the United States Government.
• Build that wizard camera, and get me some moving pictures that will be a sensation.
• Augustine was inclined to believe Apuleius actually a species of professional wizard.
• Authentic cases are known of a healthy Maori giving up the ghost through believing himself to be doomed by a wizard.
• But a blind wizard, a prophet of prodigious repute, who was with them, predicted victory and speedy reinforcement, and urged them to hold on their way.
• When afterward the wizard came and saw her there, his eyes flashed with spite, and bang! again an iron hoop cracked upon him and flew off.
• Willard, a pious minister of Boston, was cried out upon as a wizard, in open court.

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