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Uploaded by on Dec 12, 2010

Rev. Don discusses both customary and unusual uses of the word "Warlock" in answer to a question from IntelligenceAgent1. See all of Rev. Don's Vlogs at www.witchschool.com/page/rev-don-lewis-vlog

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  • i have seen it as being a word for meaning a male witch and that of being a traitor, ofcourse i think the latter came much later and just as the word witch and witchcraft have beeen blackened i also think that the word warlock has too.

    but then again i identify as a magus or magister but will also use witch, but i will also use the word witchcraft to identify what i practice much like many of the first generation of the revival would use, or of the wica, old religion and other names.

  • When in doubt check the dictionary.

  • World English Dictionary

    warlock (ˈwɔːˌlɒk) [Click for IPA pronunciation guide]

    — n

    1. a man who practises black magic; sorcerer

    2. a fortune-teller, conjuror, or magician

    [Old English wǣrloga oath breaker, from wǣr oath + -loga liar, from lēogan to lie 1 ] 

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  • @SilentHillWren I can't believe someone really asked that! I lold so hard I nearly fell out of my chair =]

  • What does some one need to do in order to get "warlocked" in the modern Salem community? What's the process of warlocking them? Is there paper work?

  • If you need to know where to find the etymology of "warlock", look at the online etymology dictionary.

    "O.E. wærloga "traitor, liar, enemy," from wær "faith, a compact" (cf. O.H.G. wara "truth," O.N. varar "solemn promise, vow;" see very; cf. also Varangian) + agent noun related to leogan "to lie" (see lie (v.1)). Original primary sense seems to have been "oath-breaker;" given special application to the devil (c.1000), but also used of giants and cannibals.

  • I'm a Warlock.

  • I hate the word "warlock." There are a lot of terms that this community could do without, and that's at the top of my list.

  • @camcamey I mean no disrespect by this, but if I understood your question correctly....I think you may need to seek professional help. There's no such thing as "fire spells." Things like that only exist in Harry Potter.

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