WARLOCK


Meaning of WARLOCK in English

ˈwȯrˌläk noun

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English warloghe, warlach, from Old English wǣrloga one that breaks faith, scoundrel, the Devil, from wǣr faith, troth + -loga (from lēogan to lie, belie, betray) — more at very , lie

1. : one given to black magic : sorcerer , wizard

2. : conjuror

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