Bard and Witch

Bard

Bard noun - A person who writes poetry.

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Witch and bard are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Witch" instead a noun "Bard".

Nearby Word: bardic

Witch noun - A woman believed to have often harmful supernatural powers.

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Bard and witch are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bard" instead a noun "Witch".

Nearby Words: witching, witchery, witched

known	known bard	known witch
human	human bard	human witch
female	female bard	female witch
typical	typical bard	typical witch
Other adjectives: original, powerful, actual, great, young, talented, capable, famous, ancient, new, skilled, former, mysterious, legendary, classic, titular, greatest, local, resident, magical, eponymous.

The Tales of Beedle the Bard mentions that a wizard or witch could be killed if they lost their wand.

Source: Burn the Witch!
The witch Styx turns the world-famous bard Eduardo into a frog after promising him a way to be together with the mermaid he loves.

Source: Bewitched Amphibians
The Tales of Beedle the Bard contains some of Dumbledore's reflections on medieval witch hunts, indirectly proving that Muggles Do It Better if wizards aren't using their brains.

Source: Muggles Do It Better

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