Ouija
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈwiːdʒə/
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- They gathered around the table to use the Ouija board and tried to contact the spirits.
- Ouija board
OK, It the table is like the shape of a Ouija board.
- OK, It the table is like the shape of a Ouija board.
- And I said to the girl, I said, did you use a Ouija board?
- Have I tried to call Ronnie Grey back with Ouija board?
- And they were like, yeah, anyways, with my family doing the startup, doing the Ouija board, and the fire alarm goes off.
- But we didn't have a Ouija board, so we drew one on the back of the cereal box.
- So they had played with a Ouija board, thought they got a presence identified with the ghost name.
- We're not talking about some weird voodoo or Seance and or Ouija Borden some pervert from the past.
- Pentagrams, upside down, crucifixes, The the Ouija board is everywhere.
- But like you'll see like the the seances, the like the anarchy type shit, the Ouija board stuff, the exercise.
Examples
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But anyway, so a few years back, him and his friends, he did a Ouija board, right?
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So they had played with a Ouija board, thought they got a presence identified with the ghost name.
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Do we have a Ouija board for communicating with the dead?
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But we didn't have a Ouija board, so we drew one on the back of the cereal box.
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My friends and I once had a spooky night where we asked questions using the Ouija board.
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Many people believe that a Ouija board can help them communicate with the dead.
Synonyms
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8.2
A board with letters and a small pointer that people use to try to talk to spirits
Compounds
27
8.2
A board with letters and a small pointer that people use to try to talk to spirits
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ouija probably comes from the French oui and the German ja, both meaning 'yes'. One popular story says a spirit spelled 'Ouija' when asked its name, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of oui + ja as 'yes' because the Ouija board is used to get answers from the spirit world.