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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
witchy

1660s, from witch (n.) + -y (2).

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witchy

a. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of witches; witchlike.

Usage examples of "witchy".

But I was already on the way, so Witchy had to wait for eleven months after me to be born.

I will go see Witchy today, and Henry in jail, and get a lawyer, and find what friends I can.

I went and talked to Hank in jail today, and I went up and saw Witchy for a little while.

Phoebe Jane Lanyard had gone to see Witchy at the institution at Vinita.

Attendants brought Witchy under control, and told Phoebe that she would have to leave.

After that, Witchy was led back into the building, and they saw no more of each other that day.

But how was it that Veronica and Witchy had used to tell the children similar stories about mounds back home?

My little urchins on the rafts will drift away tonight, and Witchy will be with them.

So we will go at moonrise, and Witchy will be with us at almost the same time.

Then, before they were out of the region of perpetual fog around Misu Mound, and just where the current drags in very near the left bank, Witchy was onto the craft as weightless as a ghost.

She was wearing another of her pagan witchy outfits, all flapping silks and earth colors, designed to make her look long, pale, and interesting.

Lily pushed Michel away from her, glared at the approaching rebels, and called up her witchy powers.

The fire had burned low, but he still saw her soft peculiarly witchy smile.

He knew he was reserved, but with her witchy cloak of seeming serenity, she was every bit as bad.

His muscles were not just weak but, as his witchy wife had warned him, still feeling the effects of the poison.