Wand

/wɒnd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A slender, flexible tool or implement, often used in magic or ceremonial contexts.

The magician waved his wand to make the rabbit disappear.

A rod or stick used for a specific function, such as conducting or signaling.

The conductor raised his wand to begin the orchestra's performance.

A stylized piece of equipment in various forms of art, such as in performing arts or illustrations.

In the ballet, the lead dancer twirled her wand as a symbol of her character's grace.

A long, thin stick that is often used as a symbol of authority or control.

The fairy godmother used her wand to grant wishes and perform magic.

From Old English 'wand', meaning 'a rod or stick'.

magic wand

An object that is believed to have the ability to cast spells or make magical transformations.

wand of light

A wand used to emit light, often in magical or fantastical contexts.

sorcery

The use of magic, especially black magic.

enchantment

A feeling of great pleasure; also, a magical spell.

A tool or method to achieve something magically or effortlessly.

He treated his new smartphone like a wand, making everything easier.