bewitcher
One who enchants
A bewitcher is someone who bewitches—casting a spell or enchantment over another.
The word appears most often in figurative contexts, describing someone whose charm or beauty captivates others: She was a bewitcher of men.
The term is literary and old-fashioned, more likely found in fairy tales than contemporary speech.
One who uses magic
- sorceressFemale practitioner of magic
- warlockMale practitioner of dark magic
- conjurerPerformer of magic tricks
- necromancerSummoner of the deceased
spellcaster · hex · curse · incantation · potion · enchantment · glamour · charm
Practitioner of sorcery
- magicianPerformer of illusions
- shamanIndigenous spiritual healer
- druidAncient Celtic priest-scholar
- magePractitioner of sorcery
seer · mystic · thaumaturge · cunning folk · medicine man · diviner · soothsayer · illusionist
Woman who uses sorcery
- temptressWoman who entices
- sirenWailing alert device
- femme fataleTreacherous enchantress
- seductressWoman who entices romantically
vamp · coquette · charmer · heartbreaker · allure · captivate · entice · mesmerize
enchanter
One who uses magic
- sorceressFemale practitioner of magic
- warlockMale practitioner of dark magic
- conjurerPerformer of magic tricks
necromancer · spellcaster · hex · curse · incantation · potion · enchantment · glamour · charm · jinx
wizard
Practitioner of sorcery
mage · seer · mystic · thaumaturge · cunning folk · medicine man · diviner · soothsayer · illusionist · trickster
enchantress
Woman who uses sorcery
- temptressWoman who entices
- sirenWailing alert device
- femme fataleTreacherous enchantress
seductress · vamp · coquette · charmer · heartbreaker · allure · captivate · entice · mesmerize · beguile
- sorceressessorceress, enchantress, Circe, Medea, Morgan le Fay
bewitcherbewitched
Under magical influence
victim · spellbound · captive · thrall · prey
bewitcherdisenchanter
One who removes enchantments
exorcist · liberator · debunker · truth-teller · awakener
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