Witching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WITCHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cast an evil spell on
• (of a girl or woman) enchant (a man)
NOUN:
• the act of witching
• a woman thought to have magic powers, especially evil ones, popularly depicted as wearing a black cloak and pointed hat and flying on a broomstick.
• a follower or practitioner of Wicca or of modern witchcraft.
• an ugly or unpleasant woman
• a girl or woman who is bewitchingly attractive.
• an edible North Atlantic flatfish.
• the use or practice of witchcraft
• witchcraft
ADJECTIVE:
• suited to witchcraft; weird; fascinating
• relating to or appropriate for witchcraft
• That witches or enchants; suited to enchantment or witchcraft; bewitching.
• possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bewitch
• sorcery

Words related to WITCHING

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How to use WITCHING in a sentence

• The sunset had now fairly passed, and the travellers were at the witching moment that precedes the final disappearance of the day.
• He began to long intensely to behold the author of this music-magic, to behold her just once, for imagination graced her with a thousand witching forms.
• But my candle burns low, and it is past the witching hour of night.
• Midnight is the witching hour that should be chosen to listen to the music of St.
• You will come again, you say, to Tahiti, bathe again in its witching waters, and let the spell of its sweetness bind you again to its soil.
• She had a witching mouth, a dainty nose, and an open brow.
• Richards saw no fault in that witching face, flashing its blue eyes for an instant upon him, and then modestly turning to the service just commencing.
• The lesser light which thus rules the night casts a witching glamour over the table, shadowing imperfections, softening features, warming heart cockles, and loosening tongues.
• The witching thing, so fair to view One could not but believe it true, Warmed, on its bosom false, a bee, Which stung the boy-god in his glee.
• There you sit and smoke and chat until the witching hour of night, when everybody yawns and grave men, as well as gay, go up to their beds.
• It is sheer witching desert for five hundred miles, and for aught I know five hundred miles after that.
• Noon came, that witching time with all who labor in the fields or woods, and not until then did Mr.
• Claughton had really gone to Meresby, a long and disagreeable journey, and had been locked up in the church alone at a witching hour.
• On this witching night children in Voigtland also light bonfires on the heights and leap over them.
• It is surprising how quickly graciousness possesses some people when there is a witching girl around.
• For some reason this girl in the broad light of day did not appear to be the same as when she had fascinated him in the witching moonlight the evening before.
• Then I asked for Hillview, mentioning the witching name of Miss Bella Bathgate, and they sent a boy with me to find the place.
• It lays its gentle touch on the waterfall, transforming it into a torrent of molten silver, and causing each drop to glisten like topaz under its witching light.
• And it was not difficult to do, sitting there beside her in the subdued light, under the witching tones of her voice, and the alluring fascination of her face.

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