witchy
[wich-ee]
- accomplished by or as if by witchcraft: strange, witchy sounds.
- similar to or characteristic of a witch; witchlike: a witchy enjoyment of mischief-making.
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Origin of witchy
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Examples from the Web for witchy
Contemporary Examples
The jury saw her handwritten note, which begins by declaring the haircut story had put her in a “witchy mood.”
MSNBC host Chris Matthews felt at ease, on national television, referring to a woman as “ she devil,” “ witchy,” and “ uppity.”
Historical Examples
Anything ghosty or witchy, or any sort of fortune-telling, you mean, I suppose.
Betty's Happy YearCarolyn Wells
There was a round moon in the sky, shining over the roof of the barn, and the yard was full of a white, witchy radiance.
The BackwoodsmenCharles G. D. Roberts
But Margaret was whimsical and witchy as she came upon the two in the small arbour by the lake.
The Place Beyond the WindsHarriet T. Comstock
The abundance of animals and the witchy control she exerted over them, simply reinforced the spell over an impressionable child.
The Land of Look BehindPaul Cameron Brown
And every time you do old Witchy Crosspatch makes everything seem disagreeable!
Friendly FairiesJohnny Gruelle