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druid /drooˈid/ noun- (also fem druˈidess; also with cap) a priest among the ancient Celts of Britain, Gaul and Germany
- An Eisteddfod official
- A member of a benefit society founded in 1781
ORIGIN: L pl druidae, from a Celtic stem druid-, whence OIr drai, Ir and Gaelic draoi magician druidˈic or druidˈical adjective druˈidism noun - The doctrines that the druids taught
- The ceremonies they practised
druidical circle noun A fanciful 18c name for a stone circle (not made by the druids) |