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Definition of wand
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wand is as below...
Wand (n.) A rod used by
conjurers,
diviners,
magicians,
etc..
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Stick
::
Stick (v. t.) Any long and
comparatively
slender
piece of wood,
whether
in
natural
form or
shaped
with
tools;
a rod; a wand; a
staff;
as, the stick of a
rocket;
a
walking
stick..
Knight-errant
::
Knight-errant
(n.) A
wandering
knight;
a
knight
who
traveled
in
search
of
adventures,
for the
purpose
of
exhibiting
military
skill,
prowess,
and
generosity..
Vague
::
Vague (v. i.)
Wandering;
vagrant;
vagabond.
Extravagant
::
Extravagant
(a.)
Wandering
beyond
one's
bounds;
roving;
hence,
foreign..
Pilgrimize
::
Pilgrimize
(v. i.) To
wander
as a
pilgrim;
to go on a
pilgrimage.
Wander
::
Wander
(v. i.) To
ramble
here and there
without
any
certain
course
or with no
definite
object
in view; to range
about;
to
stroll;
to rove; as, to
wander
over the
fields..
Stroll
::
Stroll
(v. i.) To
wander
on foot; to
ramble
idly or
leisurely;
to rove.
Nomadic
::
Nomadic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
nomads,
or their way of life;
wandering;
moving
from place to place for
subsistence;
as, a
nomadic
tribe..
Roil
::
Roil (v. i.) To
wander;
to roam.
Stray
::
Stray (a.) To
wander
from
company,
or from the
proper
limits;
to rove at
large;
to roam; to go
astray..
Straggle
::
Straggle
(v. t.) To
wander
from the
direct
course
or way; to rove; to
stray;
to
wander
from the line of march or
desert
the line of
battle;
as, when
troops
are on the
march,
the men
should
not
straggle..
Roving
::
Roving
(n.) The act of one who roves or
wanders.
Devious
::
Devious
(a.) Going out of the right or
common
course;
going
astray;
erring;
wandering;
as, a
devious
step..
Excursive
::
Excursive
(a.) Prone to make
excursions;
wandering;
roving;
exploring;
as, an
excursive
fancy..
Vagary
::
Vagary
(n.) A
wandering
or
strolling.
Fix
::
Fix (v. i.) To
become
fixed;
to
settle
or
remain
permanently;
to cease from
wandering;
to rest.
Divagation
::
Divagation
(n.) A
wandering
about or going
astray;
digression.
Deviation
::
Deviation
(n.) The act of
deviating;
a
wandering
from the way;
variation
from the
common
way, from an
established
rule, etc.;
departure,
as from the right
course
or the path of
duty..
Circler
::
Circler
(n.) A mean or
inferior
poet,
perhaps
from his habit of
wandering
around
as a
stroller;
an
itinerant
poet. Also, a name given to the
cyclic
poets.
See under
Cyclic,
a..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) To
wander
over; to cross in
traveling;
as, to
traverse
the
habitable
globe..
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