to voodoo

Examples

• All

• The magician claimed he could voodoo his audience with his powers.

• So I'll kind of run through, you know, kind of where I exist in the ecosystem and, and you know how I do the voodoo that I do.

• Who do you voodoo, bitch?

  Blog text (13)

• I think you might have to voodoo your elves because I'm not seeing any nuclear winter Christmas.

  Blog text (32)

• Somebody is voodooing me.

  Hungry Wives (1972)

• She felt he had the ability to voodoo her emotions with just a glance.

Synonyms

C

to curse

vsto voodoo

244 4.8

To wish harm on someone using magic

is used for influence or charm rather than wishing harm

B

to bewitch

vsto voodoo

23 7.2

To attract and charm someone as if by magic

is focused on a specific named magical practice rather than general magic

E

to enchant

vsto voodoo

5 7.7

To put a magic spell on someone or something

is the same action but points to a particular named magic

S

to spell

vsto voodoo

3 8.2

Use magic words or actions to control someone

is the same action but refers to a specific form of magic

M

to magick

vsto voodoo

• Jargon

1 9.9

To perform rituals to try to change things using unseen powers

focuses on causing effects through a particular named magic practice

E

to ensorcel

vsto voodoo

• Archaic

9.9

To put a magic spell on someone to make them do what you want

is the same act but names a particular form of magic

B

to bespell

vsto voodoo

• Archaic

9.9

Use magic to make someone or something do what you want

is the same act but refers to a named form of magic

Compounds

V

voodoo economics

• Literature

2 9.4

An idea critics use for unrealistic money and growth plans that lack proof

How Powerful

to voodoo

1 9.3

to hex

• Literature

5 9.3

to bewitch

23 7.2

to enchant

5 7.7

to charm

71 2.2

Surface Forms

Etymology