esbat
noun
es·bat
ˈesˌbat
plural -s
: a meeting of a coven of witches
Word History
Etymology
Old French, esbat, diversion, blow, from esbatre to divert, amuse, beat, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin exbattuere, from Latin ex- + battuere to beat
- anxiousliest
- anxiously
- anxiousness
- anxiousnesses
- anxiousser
- anxioussest
- any
- any day now
- any fool
- any longer
- any minute
- any minute now
- any moment
- any moment now
- any number of
- any ol'
- any old
- any old day
- any ole
- any other
- any port in a storm
- any second now
- any the wiser
- any tom, dick, and harry
- any way you cut it