- sor·cer·er
- /ˈsoɚsərɚ/ noun, pl -ers [count]: a person who practices sorcery : a wizard or warlock
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sor|cer|y — «SR suhr ee», noun, plural cer|ies. magic performed with the supposed aid of evil spirits; witchcraft: »The prince had been changed into a toad by sorcery. SYNONYM(S): necromancy. ╂[< Old French sorcerie, ultimately < Latin sors, sortis lot … Useful english dictionary
sor|cer|er — «SR suhr uhr», noun. a person who practices magic with the supposed aid of evil spirits; wizard; magician: »Sorcerer and witch doctor…are still an integral part of the African pattern (Atlantic) … Useful english dictionary
sor´cer|ous|ly — sor|cer|ous «SR suhr uhs», adjective. using, involving, or resembling sorcery: »sorcerous spells. –sor´cer|ous|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
sor|cer|ous — «SR suhr uhs», adjective. using, involving, or resembling sorcery: »sorcerous spells. –sor´cer|ous|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
sor|cer|ess — «SR suhr ihs», noun. a woman who practices magic with the supposed aid of evil spirits; witch: »Again she [Medea] grew to be the sorceress, Worker of fearful things (William Morris) … Useful english dictionary
sor|cer|ize — «SR suh ryz», transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to transform by sorcery: »A Lombard was sorcerized into a goose (Frederick James Furnivall) … Useful english dictionary
sor·cer·ess — … Useful english dictionary
sor — ad·dres·sor; ad·pro·mis·sor; ad·ses·sor; ag·gres·sor; ais·sor; an·te·ces·sor; as·cen·sor; as·ses·sor; as·ses·sor·ship; cen·sor·a·ble; cen·sor·ate; cen·sor·ship; com·pres·sor; con·fes·sor; con·sor·tion; con·sor·ti·um; cre·sor·ci·nol; de·fen·sor;… … English syllables
sorcerer — sor·cer·er … English syllables
sorcerous — sor•cer•ous [[t]ˈsɔr sər əs[/t]] adj. 1) involving or resembling sorcery 2) using sorcery • Etymology: 1540–50 sor′cer•ous•ly, adv … From formal English to slang
