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Traditional English :: wizard
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wizard.html - n. & adj. --n. 1 a sorcerer; a magician.
2 a person of remarkable powers, a genius.
3 a conjuror. --adj. sl. esp. Brit. wonderful, excellent. wizardly adj. wizardry n. [ME f. WISE(1) + -ARD] |
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Traditional English :: wizard
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wizard.html - n. & adj. --n. 1 a sorcerer; a magician.
2 a person of remarkable powers, a genius.
3 a conjuror. --adj. sl. esp. Brit. wonderful, excellent. wizardly adj. wizardry n. [ME f. WISE(1) + -ARD] |
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Traditional English :: wizard
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wizard.html - n. & adj. --n. 1 a sorcerer; a magician.
2 a person of remarkable powers, a genius.
3 a conjuror. --adj. sl. esp. Brit. wonderful, excellent. wizardly adj. wizardry n. [ME f. WISE(1) + -ARD] |
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Traditional English :: wiz
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wizard.html - var. of WHIZ n. 2. |
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Traditional English :: wizard
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wizard.html - n. & adj. --n. 1 a sorcerer; a magician.
2 a person of remarkable powers, a genius.
3 a conjuror. --adj. sl. esp. Brit. wonderful, excellent. wizardly adj. wizardry n. [ME f. WISE(1) + -ARD] |
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Traditional English :: wizened
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wizard.html - adj.
(also wizen) (of a person or face etc.) shrivelled-looking. [past part. of wizen shrivel f. OE wisnian f. Gmc] |
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