witchy

They were the only really witchy items in the store.

"Don't you have any witchy friends who can do this?"

This wasn't the time to ask his new witchy friend if she knew what was happening to him.

I told you my witchy gifts would come in handy.

But it is hard to miss the witchy message in the advertisements.

Them ruins, there's stories that the people there was witchy, too.

George had always thought there was something witchy about Sicilians.

The timing of your telephone call on Friday was "witchy."

They respect my witchy nature, and they pay very well.

Yet the townspeople thought of her as the witchy woman, and she had never, to his knowledge, denied it.

A man goes to an infamous witchy woman's house with vague plans to destroy her.

I'll not want a witchy wonder, only youth and great beauty."

Her program notes defined them as spooky sisters "with very witchy lives."

Minerals like these could have formed nowhere but in this witchy realm.

She did some witchy thing to his blood.

The fortune-teller gave a witchy leer and turned to him.

One senses that it took a very witchy mother to prepare her two children for this encounter.

"Empath," a witchy friend had called her once, a Sensitive.

Her witchy green eyes held a dangerous mix of cool self-confidence and mischief.

Her witchy eyes, stormy gray, almost black with arousal, lifted to his.

She cast a quick glare at her witchy aunt.

"You've never believed in my witchy powers, Michel, but they've been stronger than ever since we came here.

Beside her, Michael whispered, "Here comes that old witchy vision."

"There's something witchy about the way she plays with data patterns," Seltman replied.

The film is played as witchy, all-star vamping with a lethal sting.