Thesaurus / witching

witching

How to use witching in a sentence

Nine withes of witch hazel, banded together, is used as a rustic appliance to guard against witching influence.

Night waned upon this talk; and even the witching hour had gone by, before we retired to rest.

Thomas's play, "The Witching Hour," was then at the height of its great acceptance, and the talk naturally began there.

Call up thy spirits, And, if they can, now let them from my hand Untwine these witching hairs.

The witching hour over and I have seen no woodland spirits come to haunt us, and no human beings.

Introspection throws a witching spell around me, though it may be a black one.

He did what he liked with a congregation largely composed of the motley worldlings of Witching Hill.

I hold that all Witching Hill is more or less influenced by the wicked old wizard of the place.

It must have been in my second year of humble office that the burglary scare took possession of Witching Hill.

But when a man has been science beak in a public school—and such a school—it sounds good enough for Witching Hill, doesn't it?

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985