Witch

wich, n. One, esp. a woman, given to necromancy; one practicing magical arts and claiming power to summon spirits from the other world; a sorcerer or sorcere ; formerly, esp. in Eng. and Amer., one accused of obtaining by compact with the Devil, power to torment others; an ugly old woman: a hag; a charming person, — said of a woman or child. — v. t. [witched (wicht). witching.] To bewitch, fascinate, enchant.— Witch'ery, -er-T, n. Sorcery; enchantment: witchcraft: lascimtion; entrancing influence.— Witching. a Suited to enchantment orwitchcrait— Wiz/ard. n. One devoted to necromancv; a magician: conjurer; sorcerer. — a. Enchanting; charming; haunted b}' wizards. — Witch'craft, n. Practices of witches; sorcery; enchantments; power more than natural. Witch-elm, wich'elm, n. A kind of elm. With, with, prep. With denotes or expre es — nearne , proximity, a ociation, connection, partnership, intercourse; situation or estimation among, treatment or regard by; friendship or support, a istance; countenance:' accompanying cause or occasion, instrument, means • cor-espondence, comp i-is on: close succe ion, immedinte subsequence — Withal', -awl', adv. With the rest: likewise; at the same time. — prep. With, — so used when combined with (i ve-b, and following the object of the verb. — Withdraw', v. t. [imp. -drew; p. p. -drawn; -drawing.] To take away (what has been enjoyed); to draw back, cause to go away or retire; or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. to take back, recall, or retract, — v. i. To company or place, go away, retire, retreat, retrogra'de, go back. — Withdraw'al, n. Act — Withdraw'ing-room. n. A room behind room for retirement: a drawing-room. — Withdraw'ment, n. Act of, or state of being, etc. — Withhold'', V. t. [imp. -HELD; p. p. -HELD or -HOLDEN: HOLDING.] To hold back, restrain, keep from to retain, keep back; not to grant. — Within', In the inner or interior part of; inside ol; in its or compa of; not further in length than: the limits, reach, or influence of; not beyond, stepping, exceeding, etc. — adv. In the inner inwardly: internally; in the house; in doors. out', prep. On or at the outside of; out of; out limits of; out of reach of; beyond; not with; wise than with; in absence of, separation destitution of; independently of; exclusively force le , of except, a conjunction — introducing (now a'clause, rarely and used having writers or speakers). — adv. Not on the inside; within; on the outside; out of doors; externally.— Without day (L. sine die). 524