Sorcery, witchcraft; (in Old English) spec. divination, augury.

A piece of magic or act of sorcery; a ruse or trick, esp. one carried out by supernatural means. In Old English also: a pagan religious rite.

With reference to supernatural or occult skill or power. As a mass noun: magic; witchcraft; sorcery. Obsolete.

Magic or other supernatural practices; (the use of) magical or supernatural powers, esp. for evil purposes or as used by witches. Also: the body of…

Magic or witchcraft; the use of magical powers; = witchcraft, n. 1a. Obsolete (rare after Old English).

Deception, sorcery, witchcraft; an instance of this.

Magic, practice of occult art, jugglery.

Jugglery, magic art.

The use of magic or enchantment; the practice of magic arts; witchcraft.

The use of ritual activities or observances which are intended to influence the course of events or to manipulate the natural world, usually…

A wicked enchantment; sorcery.

The art or practice of a juggler; †minstrelsy, play; pretended magic or witchcraft; conjuring, legerdemain.

Sorcery, divination.

The use or practice of witchcraft; acts of magic as used by witches.

The practice of sorcery or magic; deception or delusion by such practice; conjuring, prestidigitation; an instance of this.

The art or practice of a wizard or wizards; wizardly or magic skill; witchery, witchcraft.

= magic, n. 1a 1b.

Sorcery; a practice regarded as malevolent or evil, esp. being concerned with the occult or supernatural.

= prestigiation, n.

The exercise of magical or occult influence.

Divination by magic or sorcery.

wizardry.

The working of wonders; miracle-working; magic.

The practice of magic (by men, or male beings); wizardry.

witchcraft.

In Spanish-speaking contexts: witchcraft, sorcery, (black) magic. Also: a magic spell or charm; a curse.

wizardry.

The practice of trolls, witchcraft.

Magical power, voodoo, the art of casting spells; a charm or talisman used in casting such spells. More generally, esp. in recent use: a power…

An imaginary magical substance used by pixies. Hence: a (hypothetical) thing considered special or extremely effective; magic. Also occasionally…

An act of bewitching a person or thing; witchcraft, sorcery. Cf. witchery, n. 1.

a religion or belief which is replaced or ousted by another, spec. (a) a pre-Christian religion; (b) witchcraft or paganism; (c) Roman Catholicism.