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View usage for: (wɒnd) Word forms: plural wandscountable nounA wand is the same as a magic wand. You can't simply wave a wand and get rid of nuclear weapons. Synonyms: stick, rod, cane, baton More Synonyms of wand (wɒnd) noun1. a slender supple stick or twig 2. a thin rod carried as a symbol of authority 3. a rod used by a magician, water diviner, etc 4. informal a conductor's baton 5. archery a marker used to show the distance at which the archer stands from the target 6. a handheld electronic device, such as a light pen or bar-code reader, which is pointed at or passed over an item to read the data stored there Derived forms wandlike (ˈwandˌlike) adjective Word origin C12: from Old Norse vōndr; related to Gothic wandus and English wend (wɑnd) noun1. a slender, supple switch or shoot, as of a young tree 2. a rod or staff carried as a symbol of authority; scepter 3. a rod regarded as having magical powers, as one used by a magician or fairy 4. any of various rod-shaped usually hand-held devices, attachments, etc. ; specif.,a. an applicator for cosmetics b. an electronic sensor for reading bar codes 5. US, Archery a slat 6 feet high and 2 inches wide, used as a target at a distance of 100 yards for men and 60 yards for women Word origin ME < ON vǫndr, akin to Goth wandus < IE base * wendh- > wind 1Examples of 'wand' in a sentencewand There can be no perfect fix and nobody can come in and wave a magic wand.The experience This wand takes some getting used to.Yet the man who has waved a wand over the Blues the most is Conte.The FA Cup still has its magic but a wand needed to be waved to conjure it up.You can use the wand to sketch around the edges.What are the things you would like to change if you had a magic wand?Troubleshooter has waved the magic wand and the correct recipient has finally received the money.The mascara wand is hugely important to them. Used his wand of a left foot to conjure up three points.There is no magic wand to make this happen.In the past three years another gentle wand has been waved over the house.She finishes with an expert flick of the mascara wand and stands back to observe. Use a blender wand to purée till smooth and thick.It cannot be banished with a magic wand or a flourish of the chequebook.Join a workshop and make a magic wand to use during spooky storytelling around the grounds.And waving such a magic wand is no longer completely implausible.The key to this treatment is a wand that uses pressurised oxygen to propel the serum deep into the skin.The industry does not have all the answers and we cannot wave a magic wand to conjure up a solution overnight.Its thin wand means long lashes, minus clumps.We'll see whether another band of spinners can wave a magic wand.Slick a little of this balm on to an old, clean mascara wand and comb through brows.A midfield magician with a wand for a left foot.A dab of hair gel smoothed through brows with a clean mascara wand will keep them tidy.The key to its success was a revolutionary new control device, a kind of electronic wand that players waved energetically like a tennis racket.We say The tapered, plastic wand makes getting to small corner lashes easy. Get a magic wand.Now it's time to produce the magic wand and get AWAY with the winners.Of course no one wants to remove their belts and outer garments and stand, legs apart, to endure light petting with an electronic wand. Chinese translation of 'wand' n (c) - (also magic wand)
魔杖 (mózhàng) (根, gēn)
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Definition a rod used by a magician when performing a trick or by a fairy when casting a spell a magician's wand Synonyms cane switch birch sprig withe withy Additional synonymsDefinition a short stick or something shaped like one I could see a baton being used vigorously. Synonyms stick, club, staff, stake, pole, rod, crook, cane, mace, wand, truncheon (British), sceptre, mere (New Zealand), patu (New Zealand) Definition a thin straight pole made of wood or metal reinforced with steel rods Synonyms stick, bar, pole, shaft, switch, crook, cane, birch, dowel Definition a stick or metal bar driven into the ground as part of a fence or as a support or marker Drive in a stake before planting the tree. Synonyms pole, post, spike, stick, pale, paling, picket, stave, palisade- wallop
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- wander off something
Additional synonymsDefinition a small branch or shoot of a tree There was a slight sound of a twig breaking underfoot. Synonyms branch, stick, sprig, offshoot, shoot, spray, withe |