wizardcraft

English

Etymology

From wizard +‎ -craft.

Noun

wizardcraft (uncountable)

1. (rare) witchcraft, carried out by a wizard
   • 1854, Benjamin G. Ferris, Utah and the Mormons, page 276:

     translating the newly-discovered book by the popular wizardcraft of looking through peep-stones

   • 1860, Daniel Henry Deniehy, Pen-and-Ink Cartoons:

     But, reader, I claim responsible government in the Colonies as endowed with witchcraft or wizardcraft on this particular ground.

See also

• hexcraft
• sorcery
• spellcasting
• spellcraft
• warlockry
• witchcraft
• wizardry