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grimoire

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Word definitions for grimoire in dictionaries

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. a manual of black magic (for invoking spirits and demons)

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
A grimoire is a textbook of magic , typically including instructions on how to create magical objects like talismans and amulets ; how to perform magical spells ; charms and divination ; and how to summon or invoke supernatural entities such as angels , ...

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
magician's manual for invoking demons, 1849, from French grimoire , altered from grammaire "grammar" (see grammar ). See glamor .

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. A book of instructions in the use of magic or alchemy, especially summoning demons.

Usage examples of grimoire.

An error in a grimoire on flying carpets might end you up in Boston, Oregon, instead of Boston, Mass.

Bookcases filled with grimoires, daybooks, hornbooks, arcane thesauri, enchiridia, illuminated manuscripts, diaries, palimpsests, incunabula, claviculae, parerga, ana and epilegomena.

One day before too long I expect her to be writing grimoires instead of copy-editing them.

Dealing with grimoires every day, she takes an exacting view of magic and its abuses.

He might have got his hands on some black market grimoires from that theft.

Here is the list: monophysite, mephitic, calineries, diapason, grimoire, adapertile, retromingent, perllan, cupellation, adytum, sepoy, subadar, paludal, apozemical, camorra, ithyphallic, alcalde, aspergill, agathodemon, kakodemon, goetic, and opopanax.

Paul Kern was an expert in the occult in all its guises, from urban folklore to the dustiest grimoire.

Mayhap the scribes who wrote the grimoires were in the pay of the bay leaf importers?

The ritual was an odd one, from the most ancient of the Wenshar grimoires, its faded instructions jotted in a curious book hand characteristic of the court of that accursed matriarchy which lay open to several interpretations.

But the shelves were filled with a host of other things: tennis rackets, hockey sticks, umbrellas, a spade, a notebook computer, a wooden leg, several mugs, dozens of shoes, pairs of binoculars, a small log, six glove puppets, a lava lamp, various CDs, records (LPs, 45s, and 78s), cassette tapes and eight-tracks, dice, toy cars, assorted pairs of dentures, watches, flashlights, four garden gnomes of assorted sizes (two fishing, one of them mooning, the last smoking a cigar), piles of newspapers, magazines, grimoires, three-legged stools, a box of cigars, a plastic nodding-head Alsatian, socks .

Clothes, food, jewelry, nostrums (the microimps in the spellchecker seemed dubious a few times, but not dubious enough to make me stop anybody), ethernet receiver imp modules (I wondered how many of those were stolen), toys both mechanical and sorcerous, guitars, grimoires (Judy looked more than scornful at the quality)—I could go on for a lot longer.

Clothes, food, jew elry, nostrums (the microimps in the spellchecker seemed dubious a few times, but not dubious enough to make me stop anybody), ethemet receiver imp modules (I wondered how many of those were stolen), toys both mechanical and sorcerous, guitars, grimoires (Judy looked more than scorn ful at the quality)—I could go on for a lot longer.

Helen says, still holding a page of the grimoire to the window, trying to read the secret writing.