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to bewitch
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to charm
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to curse
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to enchant
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to haunt
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demon
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dragon
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dwarf
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fairy
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genie
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ghost
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giant
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ghoul
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goblin
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golem
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goddess
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leprechaun
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mermaid
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monster
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nymph
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ogre
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phoenix
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siren
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sorcerer
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sorceress
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spirit
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tooth fairy
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troll
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unicorn
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voodoo doll
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werewolf
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to use a spell against someone

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The sorceress bewitched the knight, making him unable to leave the castle.
She bewitched the townspeople, making them believe false visions.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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to charm
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to gain control over someone by using magic spells

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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to curse
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to put an evil spell on someone to harm them

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitching

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to enchant
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to put someone under a magic spell

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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to haunt
to haunt
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(of a ghost) to appear or be seen repeatedly in a building

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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bewitchment

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demon
demon
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an evil supernatural creature

What is a "demon"?

A demon is a supernatural being often associated with evil or malevolent forces in various religious, mythological, and cultural traditions. Demons are typically depicted as entities that can cause harm, temptation, or chaos, and they are often contrasted with benevolent spiritual beings such as angels. In different belief systems, demons may be portrayed as fallen angels, malevolent spirits, or manifestations of darker aspects of human nature. They are common figures in stories and folklore, representing fears and moral challenges, and are frequently involved in conflicts with heroes or figures of virtue.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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dragon
dragon
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a fictional, large winged animal with a long tail that is usually able to breathe fire

What is a "dragon"?

A dragon is a legendary creature found in various mythologies and cultures around the world, typically depicted as a large, serpentine being with powerful, magical abilities. Dragons are often portrayed with features such as wings, sharp claws, and the ability to breathe fire or other elements. In many traditions, they are considered either benevolent guardians or fearsome monsters. In Western mythology, dragons are commonly depicted as malevolent creatures hoarding treasure and threatening humans. In contrast, Eastern mythology often portrays dragons as wise and benevolent beings, symbolizing strength and good fortune.

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witch

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bewitch

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dwarf
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a fictional, small human-like creature that generally lives under the ground and works in mines

What is a "dwarf"?

A dwarf is a character often depicted as a small, sturdy, and skilled being in various mythologies and fantasy settings. Dwarves are typically portrayed as having a strong connection to the earth, excelling in crafts such as mining, metalworking, and building. In many stories, they are known for their resilience, practicality, and expertise in creating weapons or magical items. Dwarves are commonly featured in folklore and fantasy literature as members of a distinct race with their own cultures and societies, sometimes characterized by their short stature and long beards.

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witch

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bewitch

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fairy
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a fictional, small especially female creature that has magical powers, sometimes has the ability to grant wishes

What is a "fairy"?

A fairy is a mythical being commonly depicted as a small, magical creature with delicate wings. In folklore and fantasy literature, fairies are often portrayed as enchanting and whimsical, possessing magical powers that allow them to perform spells, grant wishes, or influence events. Fairies can be benevolent, helping humans and bringing good fortune, or they can be mischievous, playing tricks and causing minor trouble. They are usually associated with natural settings such as forests, meadows, or gardens, and are often depicted as living in hidden or magical realms.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitching

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genie
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a supernatural being in Arabian stories that has the power to grant wishes to those who summon or free them from a lamp, bottle, or other container

What is a "genie"?

A genie is a supernatural being often depicted as a magical spirit with the power to grant wishes. The concept of the genie, also known as a djinn, originates from Middle Eastern folklore, particularly within Islamic traditions. In stories, genies are usually bound to a specific object, such as a lamp or a bottle, and can be summoned by rubbing the object. When released, the genie grants a limited number of wishes to the person who has freed them. Genies are often portrayed as having a wide range of magical abilities and can be either helpful or mischievous, depending on their temperament and the nature of the wishes they are asked to fulfill.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitching

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ghost
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a dead person or animal's spirit that appears to the living

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bewitched

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giant
giant
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a fictional human-like creature that is extremely large and powerful

What is a "giant"?

A giant is a mythical creature characterized by its enormous size and strength, often depicted as being much larger than humans. Giants appear in various myths, legends, and folklore across cultures. In many stories, they are portrayed as powerful beings who live in remote or otherworldly places, such as mountains or the depths of the earth. Giants can be depicted as either benevolent or hostile, and they often play significant roles in tales involving epic battles, heroic quests, or the struggle between humans and larger forces. Their immense size and power make them formidable figures in the narratives in which they appear.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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ghoul
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a fictional evil spirit or creature from Arabia stories that eats buried dead bodies

What is a "ghoul"?

A ghoul is a supernatural creature commonly found in Middle Eastern and Western folklore, often depicted as a monstrous being that feeds on human flesh. Ghouls are typically associated with graveyards and are said to dig up and consume the bodies of the dead. They are known for their eerie and unsettling appearance, which usually includes a decayed or skeletal form. In many stories, ghouls are portrayed as malevolent and frightening, representing fears of death and the supernatural. They symbolize the fear of disturbing and unsettling aspects of the afterlife.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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goblin
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a fictional small creature that likes to make trouble for humans or trick them

What is a "goblin"?

A goblin is a mythical creature commonly depicted as a small, mischievous, and often malevolent being. Goblins appear in various folklore and fantasy traditions, characterized by their tendency to cause trouble or harm. They are usually portrayed with ugly or comical features, such as pointed ears, sharp teeth, and a rough, ragged appearance. In many stories, goblins are known for their trickery, greed, and sometimes malicious behavior, often clashing with heroes or causing chaos in the worlds they inhabit.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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golem
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a fictional figure in Jewish stories, often made of clay or mud, that is brought to life using magic

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goddess
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a female divine being worshipped in different religions

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bewitched

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leprechaun
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a fictional, small man-like creature in Irish stories who is known for hiding pots of gold at the end of rainbows

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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mermaid
mermaid
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a fictional creature that is half woman and half fish, which lives in the sea

What is a "mermaid"?

A mermaid is a mythical creature with the upper body of a woman and the lower body of a fish. Often found in folklore and fairy tales, mermaids are commonly depicted as living in the sea or other bodies of water. They are known for their enchanting beauty and their ability to lure sailors with their singing. In many stories, mermaids can be both benevolent and malevolent, sometimes helping humans but at other times leading them to danger. The mermaid represents the allure and mystery of the ocean, embodying both its charm and its potential threats.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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bewitchment

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monster
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a fictional, scary, and often large and threatening creature with supernatural abilities

What is a "monster"?

A monster is a fictional or mythical creature often depicted as frightening, large, and powerful. Monsters can appear in various forms, including animals with unusual features, supernatural beings, or strange hybrid creatures. They are commonly featured in folklore, myths, and stories as symbols of fear, chaos, or evil. In many tales, monsters threaten or challenge heroes, representing the unknown or dangerous aspects of the world. The concept of a monster can vary widely, ranging from terrifying and malevolent entities to misunderstood beings that provoke both fear and sympathy. This idea often serves to explore themes of courage, struggle, and the confrontation of fears.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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nymph
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a fictional creature that lives in woods, rivers, etc. and has the shape of a young woman

What is a "nymph"?

A nymph is a mythical spirit from ancient Greek and Roman mythology, closely associated with nature. Nymphs are typically depicted as beautiful young women who embody various elements of the natural world, such as forests, mountains, rivers, and trees. Each type of nymph is linked to a specific aspect of nature, with dryads representing trees and naiads associated with freshwater. While nymphs are often seen as friendly, gentle, and nurturing, they can also be temperamental. They appear in many myths, interacting with gods and heroes, and embody the enchanting and sometimes mysterious qualities of nature. Nymphs symbolize the beauty and mystery of the natural world and are commonly featured in stories as both protectors and enchantresses of their environments.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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bewitchment

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ogre
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a fictional, scary, and large creature that likes to eat humans

What is an "ogre"?

An ogre is a mythical creature commonly found in folklore and fairy tales. It is typically depicted as a large, fearsome being with a grotesque appearance. Ogres are often characterized by their great size, strength, and a tendency toward brutish behavior. They are usually portrayed as antagonists in stories, known for their appetite for human flesh and their role as villains who threaten or terrorize people. Despite their fearsome nature, ogres sometimes have complex personalities and can also be depicted as misunderstood or pitiable figures. The ogre symbolizes the fears of the unknown and the monstrous in human imagination.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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phoenix
phoenix
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a fictional, often large bird with a long life that is reborn through fire and its own ashes

What is a "phoenix"?

A phoenix is a mythical bird known for its cycle of death and rebirth. According to legend, when the phoenix feels its end approaching, it builds a nest of aromatic spices and sets it on fire. The bird is consumed by the flames, but from its ashes, a new phoenix arises. This process symbolizes renewal and immortality, as the phoenix is reborn stronger and more vibrant than before. The image of the phoenix represents resilience and the idea that even after destruction, there is the potential for a fresh start and new beginnings. The phoenix is a common symbol in various cultures and mythologies, embodying the themes of transformation and eternal life.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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siren
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a fictional sea creature that is half-woman and half-bird or fish which draws sailors to dangerous waters by singing to them

What is a "siren"?

A siren is a mythical creature from ancient Greek mythology, often depicted as a beautiful woman with a captivating voice, and sometimes shown as having a lower body of a bird or fish. Sirens are known for luring sailors to their doom with their enchanting singing. According to legend, their voices are so mesmerizing that sailors who hear them are drawn to the sirens, leading to shipwrecks and disaster. Sirens are often associated with danger and temptation, symbolizing the seductive power of allure and the risk of being misled by appearances. They appear in various myths and stories as both a warning and a representation of irresistible but dangerous attractions.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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sorcerer
sorcerer
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a fictional man who has magic powers

Who is a "sorcerer"?

A sorcerer is a character who practices magic or possesses supernatural powers, often through spells, rituals, or mystical knowledge. In stories and folklore, sorcerers are typically depicted as having significant magical abilities, which they use to influence events, cast spells, or perform extraordinary feats. They can be portrayed as either benevolent or malevolent, depending on their intentions and actions within the narrative. Sorcerers often play key roles in stories, serving as wise mentors, protectors, or formidable antagonists, and their powers frequently drive the plot or conflict.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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sorceress
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a fictional woman who has magic powers

Who is a "sorceress"?

A sorceress is a female character who practices magic or possesses supernatural powers, often through spells, rituals, or mystical knowledge. In stories and folklore, sorceresses are depicted as having significant magical abilities, which they use to influence events, cast spells, or perform extraordinary feats. They can be portrayed as either benevolent or malevolent, depending on their intentions and actions within the narrative. Sorceresses often play important roles in stories, serving as wise guides, protectors, or powerful antagonists, and their magical abilities frequently drive the plot or conflict.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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spirit
spirit
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a non-physical being that lives on after its body dies

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bewitched

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tooth fairy
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a fictional creature that leaves a coin for every fallen tooth of a child it takes

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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troll
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any fictional creature in Scandinavian stories that some of which are large and frightening and some are small and mischievous

What is a "troll"?

A troll is a mythical creature found in Scandinavian folklore, often depicted as a large, ugly being with a brutish appearance. Trolls are usually associated with mountains, forests, or other remote areas. They are commonly portrayed as unfriendly or malevolent, known for their strength and their tendency to cause trouble for humans. In many stories, trolls are depicted as living in caves or under bridges, and they may engage in acts of mischief or violence. However, there are also tales where trolls are shown as having more complex or even sympathetic qualities. Overall, trolls represent the fear of the unknown and the dangers lurking in remote and wild places.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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unicorn
unicorn
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a fictional horse with a straight horn on its forehead

What is a "unicorn"?

A unicorn is a mythical creature often depicted as a horse with a single, spiraling horn on its forehead. In various myths and stories, unicorns are portrayed as gentle, pure, and magical beings with the ability to heal and bring good fortune. They are frequently associated with beauty and grace and are sometimes believed to possess special powers or wisdom. The unicorn is a symbol of rarity and enchantment, representing ideals of purity and the mystical qualities of the natural world.

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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voodoo doll
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/vˈuːduː dˈɑːl/

a doll that is believed through which one can control or harm someone else

What is a "voodoo doll"?

A voodoo doll is a small, human-shaped figure traditionally associated with the practice of voodoo, a religion with roots in West African spiritual beliefs and practices. The doll is typically made from materials like cloth, clay, or wood and is often used in rituals to represent a person. In popular culture, it is believed that the doll can be used to influence the person it represents, often through the use of pins or other objects. However, in its traditional spiritual context, the doll is used for healing, protection, or connection with spirits, rather than for harm.

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compound noun

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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bewitchment

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werewolf
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a fictional person who is cursed and can transform into a large wolf and back to human form during full moon

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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zombie
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a fictional dead person or animal that is brought back to life through supernatural means

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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demigod
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a mythological figure that is half-god and half-human, often possessing extraordinary abilities or powers

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witch

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bewitch

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bewitched

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bewitched

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bewitching

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fabled
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(of stories or creatures) originating from a myth or legend

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