Meaning & Definition of Wand in English

Detailed Definitions

• Definition: A long, thin, flexible stick typically used in magical practices.

  Example Sentence: The magician waved his wand to make the rabbit disappear.

• Definition: A straight or slender object used to direct or control something.

  Example Sentence: She used a wand to push the heavy object across the floor.

• Definition: In computing, a device used to control a computer's interface through gestures.

  Example Sentence: He used a stylus wand on the tablet to draw.

Etymology

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

Synonyms

Common Phrases and Expressions

• 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.

Translations

• Spanish: varita

• French: baguille

• German: Zauberstab

• Russian: жезл

Related Words

• sorcery: The use of magic, especially black magic.

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

Slang Meanings of wand

• Meaning: A tool or method to achieve something magically or effortlessly.

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