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Meanings of witch in English
Russian
arnoglossus scapha Portuguese
arnoglossus scapha Spanish
arnoglossus scapha Catalan
arnoglossus scapha 
Species of flatfish.
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Usage of witch in English
1
He was almost certain that the witch-finder was a gold cigarette case.
2
Now Sun journalists believe he has launched a witch-hunt to protect himself.
3
The beard was in Elizabethan times the recognized characteristic of the witch.
4
Have there been any attempts to bring Spiritualism into the great witch-hunt?
5
Russia quickly went down the path of self-isolation and witch-hunts for enemies.
6
But increasingly the movie suggests the witch's supernatural powers are at work.
7
He used a forbidden weapon, a witch-killing gun called the Salem Special.
8
Her mother did so; and away she went to the old witch.
9
The prince was now in the witch's power, and in her service.
10
If I ran, I'd be exactly what they expected: a timid witch-mouse.
11
This was the home of the witch who had the enchanted horse.
12
Perhaps ridiculously she felt a spark of warmth at the witch's concern.
13
They think the witch's wind was hunting us, will follow us still.
14
Because the witch is gone-vanished; and no one saw her go out.
15
You set the music playing in my heart-thewitch music, I think.
16
Then the witch went down by night to the shore and sang:
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Witch through the time
Witch across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
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