A person, especially in folklore or fantasy fiction, who practices magic or possesses supernatural powers.

witch; sorceress

a woman thought to have magic powers, especially in legends or fairy tales

Mt Wu on the Yangtze River by the Three Gorges

A practitioner who uses rituals, magic, or spiritual intervention to treat illnesses.

To pale into insignificance by comparison; to be greatly surpassed by someone or something else.

Wushan county in Chongqing Municipality

Wuxia Gorge on the Yangtze River, the middle of the Three Gorges

Wuxi, a county in Chongqing

a person who practices shamanism; a sorcerer or witch doctor.

to conduct a witch hunt

Kaxabu or Kahabu, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan

wizard; warlock

a title or reference for a powerful sorcerer or priest in fantasy or folklore contexts

tools, implements, or ritual objects used by a shaman or sorcerer in religious or magical ceremonies

voodoo (loanword)

Voodoo (religious cult)

the practice of voodoo; the magical arts or rituals associated with voodoo

UMNO (United Malays National Organization), Malaysia's largest political party

witchcraft; sorcery

91 BC attempted coup against Emperor Wu of Han, triggered by witchcraft accusations

Ethnic Malays (used primarily in Malaysia and Singapore)

a person acting as a medium between the visible world and the spirit world, including both male and female practitioners (wizards and witches)

one who has seen the world or reached a high level of expertise is no longer impressed by trivialities or mediocre things