Nouns Unicorn

An imaginary animal like a white horse with a long straight horn growing on its head. A lion and a unicorn stand on either side of the British coat of arms.

Nouns Mermaid
An imaginary creature described in stories, with the upper body of a woman and the tail of a fish. Grandmother read us a fairy story about a mermaid who saved a drowning sailor.

Nouns Elf
An imaginary creature like a small person with pointed ears and magical powers. He read the children a story about elves and fairies.

Nouns Potion
A liquid that is believed to have a magical effect on someone who drinks it. The wizard concocted a magic potion and gave it to the king.

Nouns Fairy
An imaginary creature with magic powers, usually represented as a very small person with wings.
I believed in fairies when I was little.

Nouns Dwarf
An imaginary creature that looks like a small man. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Nouns Dragon
A large imaginary animal that has wings and a long tail and can breathe out fire. The national emblem of Wales is a red dragon.

Nouns Wand A thin stick used to make magic.

The fairy waved her magic wand and the pumpkin turned into a coach.

Noun Sorcery
A type of magic in which spirits, especially evil ones, are used to make things happen; witchcraft. It wasn't done honestly, it was done by sorcery.

Noun Incantation
(the performance of) words that are believed to have a magical effect when spoken or sung. A book of spells and incantations.

VERB Curse
Magic word to make something unpleasant happen to someone; To cast an evil spell on someone. The witch put a curse on the whole family.

NOUN Witch
A woman who is supposed to have magic powers, especially to do bad things. Witches are supposed to fly over the city on Halloween.

VERB Bewitch
To put a magic spell on someone or something in order to control them. Austin's utterly bewitched by her.

VERB Conjure
To make something appear by magic, or as if by magic. The magician conjured a rabbit out of his hat.

VERB Slay
To kill in a violent way. Prince Riley slew the giant with his sword.

VERB Impersonate
To attempt to deceive someone by pretending that you are another person. He was fined for impersonating a police officer.

VERB Loathe
To hate someone or something. Why are you wearing that tie, you know how I loathe it!

VERB Dance
To move your feet and body in a way that matches the style and speed of music. The bride danced with her father

VERB Slug
To hit someone hard with your closed hand. He slugged her and she fell to the ground.

VERB Kill
To cause someone or something to die. The car hit a cat and killed it.

VERB Delve
To search, especially as if by digging, in order to find a thing or information. She delved into her pocket to find some change.

ADJECTIVE Charming
Very pleasing or attractive.

Connor was such a charming young man.

ADJECTIVE Enchanting
Very beautiful or magical. What an enchanting place for a picnic!

ADJECTIVE Creepy
Making you feel nervous and slightly frightened. That house is really creepy.

ADJECTIVE Grumpy
Bad-tempered and easily annoyed. Our boss is always grumpy on Monday mornings.

ADJECTIVE Forbidden
Not allowed, especially by law. Father's new rock garden is forbidden territory to the children.

ADJECTIVE Ambiguous
Unclear, confusing, having or expressing more than one possible meaning, sometimes intentionally. As it stands, the phrase is very ambiguous.

ADJECTIVE Fantastic
Extremely good, attractive, enjoyable. His stories are full of fantastic creatures.

ADJECTIVE Magical
As if produced by magic. The magical effect of the evening sun reflected in the waters of the lake.

ADJECTIVE Affectionate
showing feelings of liking or love. Justin gave Selena an affectionate kiss.

ADJECTIVE Adventurous
Not afraid of taking risks or trying new things.

ADJECTIVE Sparkling
shining brightly. A necklace of sparkling diamonds.

I'm trying to be more adventurous with my cooking.