A sorcerer, a diviner. Also: a deceiver.

One who works marvels by the aid of magic or witchcraft, a magician, wizard, sorcerer (obsolete); one who plays tricks by sleight of hand; a…

A sorcerer.

A person skilled in or practising magic or sorcery. In later use also: a conjuror.

= sorcerer, n.

One in league with the Devil and so possessing occult and evil powers; a sorcerer, wizard (sometimes partly imagined as inhuman or demonic, and so…

A magician. More generally: a person of exceptional wisdom and learning.

One who practises sorcery; a wizard, a magician.

(a) a man who practises witchcraft or magic, a wizard (cf. sense 1a and man-witch n. at man, n.1 compounds 1b); (b) regional (now rare and historical…

A man who is skilled in occult arts; in later use, a man who practises witchcraft (the male counterpart of witch, n.): = wise man, n. 3.

A man versed or skilled in hidden arts, as magic, witchcraft, and the like; a magician, wizard; spec. applied in biblical versions and allusions to…

spec. Possessing magical knowledge or skill: in cunning man, cunning woman, a fortune-teller, conjurer, ‘wise man’, ‘wise woman’, wizard or witch…

a magician.

One who practises sorcery; a sorcerer.

Applied to a person: see quot. Obsolete.

A wizard or magician; a sorcerer.

A person who, or animal which, has the power or faculty of rendering a person or animal unable to move, escape, or resist, esp. by means of a gaze…

Apparently used for warlock, n.1

A follower of or believer in the magi (magus, n. 2a); a magus; a magician or wizard.

Originally and chiefly in Spanish-speaking contexts: a sorcerer, wizard, or witch doctor; a man who practises magic. Cf. bruja, n.

A poisoner, a sorcerer. Obsolete.

In Malaysia: a traditional healer; a person believed to have magical powers. Sometimes used as a title. Cf. dukun, n., pawang, n.

An exorcist; a sorcerer, a wizard.

a magician or wizard.

In southern Africa (in Sotho and Tswana society): practitioners of magic or witchcraft. Cf. moloi, n.

a magician or sorcerer; also figurative.

A follower or practitioner of the modern pagan religion of Wicca.