Wiccan
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- adjective
- /ˈwɪkən/
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wiccano
- In fact, the Wiccan ethic is precisely the opposite.
- Wiccan rituals
- Wiccan groups
- Wiccan worship
All these people showing up your trail angels is what I call them in the Wiccan brain.
- All these people showing up your trail angels is what I call them in the Wiccan brain.
- And I don't, I don't necessarily cast spells, but I do write down, you know, intentions and intention is such a big part of Wiccan begging all of them.
- Your sister, so it was small, though a few years later she started going through her occult slash Wiccan face like all good children do.
Examples
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Wiccan religious rituals occur within a sacred circle, which normally includes an altar area.
Academic text (1997) -
I mean, I've got friends that are witches, but I just don't practice the Wiccan lifestyle.
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I used to be involved in the Wiccan religion.
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This is what the wiccan religion really needs, Jeff.
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Well, today there's a large Wiccan population.
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As noted above, Wiccan rituals are nature-oriented, and ideally these rituals are performed in an outdoor setting.
Academic text (1997) -
In essence, the practical effect of the Helms Amendment would have been to deny religious legitimacy to the Wiccan religion.
Academic text (1997) -
The Wiccan community often gathers to celebrate the changing seasons.
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She attended a Wiccan festival that showcased various pagan traditions.
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His beliefs are deeply rooted in Wiccan practices, especially those related to nature.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Wiccan = Wicca (transparent) = Wicca + an
Formed by adding the regular adjectival/demonym suffix '-an' to the name of the religion 'Wicca', so its meaning relating to Wicca is directly inferable.
Etymology
Wiccan comes from Wicca, the name of a modern nature religion. That name comes from an old English word wicca meaning 'witch' or 'sorcerer', so Wiccan describes things that belong to or are about that religion.