sorceress's

Enchantress's belongings, perhaps

The possessive form of sorceress, indicating something belonging to or associated with a woman who practices magic: The sorceress's spell turned him into a frog.

The double-s ending makes for an awkward spelling, but the pronunciation adds only one syllable.

magic

spell

Arrange letters correctly

hex · potion · wand · grimoire · conjuring · witchcraft · dark arts · ritual · charm · bewitchment

traits

power

Energy transfer rate

mystery · seduction · malevolence · immortality · ambition · vengeance · manipulation · allure · danger · knowledge

possessions

staff

Organization's workers collectively

lair · tower · sanctum · tome · familiar · black cat · raven · serpent · mirror · orb

mythological

Circe

Mythical witch, island-dweller

  • MedeaMythical infanticidal sorceress
  • Baba YagaSlavic witch of legend
  • legendUnverified traditional tale

Morgan le Fay · folklore · oracle · prophecy · fate · underworld · transformation · Greek · Celtic · Slavic

narrative

apprentice

Learner bound to employer

  • nemesisPersistent source of ruin
  • curseInvoked harm through words
  • kingdomMonarch's ruled territory

prince · quest · victim · revenge · prophecy · downfall · betrayal · captive · tower · forest

Opposites
gender of magic practitioner

sorceress'ssorcerer's

Belonging to magic-wielder

wizard's · warlock's · magician's · enchanter's · mage's

magical vs non-magical

sorceress'smortal's

A dying creature's

commoner's · peasant's · scientist's · skeptic's

moral alignment in magic

sorceress'shealer's

Belonging to one who restores

priestess's · saint's · angel's

Family

sorceress, sorceresses

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G