Sentence examples for witching from inspiring English sources
"witching" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it as an adjective to describe something related to witchcraft or sorcery. For example: "She was a mysterious woman with a reputed past of witching and dark magic."
verb
Present participle of witch
(Why not "witches warbling" or "witches whispering" instead of "witches witching"?) But the bats wearing baseball caps, the eyeball flowers and the corpses caroling are wickedly original.
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"It's all 10ps," he grumbles.The witching hours are for mysteries, too, some perhaps best left unsolved.
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Certain it is, the place still continues under the sway of some witching power, that holds a spell over the minds of the good people, causing them to walk in a continual reverie.The Washington Ballet invited viewers to enter just such a reverie during a production of "Sleepy Hollow" that had its world premiere and a run of only seven performances at the Kennedy Centre last week.
The common name refers to the forked twigs that were sometimes used for water-witching or dowsing to locate underground water.
The witching-hour timing bespoke both political calculation and personal angst.
Because I believe that denial is the only plausible treatment for jet lag, after the usual 1 a.m. arrival and witching-hour check-in, I tend to sleep what few hours remain before dawn, setting the alarm for breakfast so that I can launch myself into the first day.
Surely the mountains of personal debt under which we each labour, the housing market bubble, and the super soaraway stock market, will combine in a terrible triple-witching hour to come.
But this witching-hour heartbreak is strangely comforting compared to the misery of the daytime: "The sun made it hard to get through and the radio only played love songs so she cried," he adds, and you'd have to have a heart of miserable stone to not be swept under, too.
