Wicca
/ˈwɪkə
/noun [mass noun]
The religious cult of modern witchcraft, especially an initiatory tradition founded in England in the mid 20th century and claiming its origins in pre-Christian pagan religions: a guild for those interested in paganism, Wicca, and folklore...
- Adherents of Wicca, a pagan religion, worship nature and focus on positive energy.
- There are so many out there, Jewish, Moslem, Russian Orthodox, Wicca - a religion for all seasons.
- I really don't think there is a more feared and hated religion than Paganism or Wicca.
Derivatives
Wiccan
- It seems to me that there's a great deal of borrowing from paganism and Wiccan cultures.
- I learned later that a couple of Wiccan groups and a Shamanic Drum circle use the same area for activities on the weekends.
- Secondly, unlike some cultures with powerful goddesses in their pantheons, Wiccans espouse norms of gender equality.
Origin
Representing Old English wicca 'witch'.
Rhymes
- Ancyra
- and
- -and
- and all that jazz
- and all that (or and that)
- and (all) the rest (of it)
- Andalusia
- Andalusian
- andalusite
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands
- andante
- andantino
- and Co.
- and company
- Andean
- Andersen, Hans Christian
- Anderson, Carl David
- Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett
- Anderson, Lindsay
- Anderson, Marian
- Anderson, Maxwell
- Anderson, Philip Warren
- Anderson shelter
- Anderson, Sherwood
- Andersonville