Noun:

మానిస్ట్రస్, మంత్రగత్తె,

witch's Usage Examples:

The interior was fitted with a cut-off switch instead of a radio, light weight cloth bucket racing seats, a vinyl trim, a roll-cage and drilled aluminium pedals.

The Reading units retained the Baldwin switcher carbody and were rated at 1000 horsepower by EMD.

CareerDeMarco started working at Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1963, where he participated in ESS-1 project to develop the first large scale Electronic Switching System, which became installed in telephone offices all over the world.

CareerPendderwen became a student and craft-son to Victor Anderson and Cora Anderson, learned the Feri Tradition of witchcraft from them, and helped popularize it in the Neopagan community.

using vacuum interrupters are very compact compared with switchgear using air, SF6 or oil as arc-suppression medium.

In addition to MIDI all sliders and switches can receive MIDI control messages, the arpeggio can be synced to the MIDI clock as well.

The prayer is also known for being used in the bridge of Metallica's hit Enter Sandman from their 1991 eponymous album, with James switching to a deep ghost voice and saying the lines.

It is believed that a twitch calms the horse by releasing endorphins as pressure is applied, thus reducing.

As an ABC affiliateOn May 23, 1994, New World Communications signed an affiliation agreement with Fox, that resulted in twelve of New World's stations, including Tampa Bay's longtime CBS affiliate WTVT (channel 13), being tapped to switch to the network.

ornithologists see them very rarely, making them a prized sighting for birders and twitchers.

The auto-switching feature in Spaces has annoyed some of its users.

"on/off" switch) in a delta-sigma loop operating at multiples of the sampling frequency.

150 Harvard students from the River Houses (including former Dean of Harvard College Benedict Gross) switched places with 150 Radcliffe students from the Quadrangle.

Synonyms:

enchantress, occultist,

Antonyms:

religious person, man, displease,