Synonyms:
wand
Meaning: a rod used by a magician or water diviner
Usage examples
Thy father possessed a wand, half of silver and half of gold.
"Tell me, Zadok," cried the young man; "I command you to tell me, where is that wand of silver and gold?"
He drew from his girdle a wand, half of gold and half of silver, as he spoke, and gave it to the young man.
Some of them used a hollow wand, filled with gold or silver dust, and stopped at the ends with wax or butter.
With lips that brim with laughter But never once respond, And feet that fly on feathers, And serpent-circled wand.
And again they came back when Will Shakespeare, a youth from Stratford, eight miles away, came here and waved his magic wand.
Chicago! great city of the West! All that wealth, all that power invest; Thou sprang like magic from the sand, As touched by the magician's wand.
Again, in her distress, she called upon Percinet, and again he appeared; and, with a single touch of his wand, sent all the little people back into the box.
So the poor old gentleman packed up his magic books, put his enchanter's wand into its silver case, and went to the country one pleasant day in search of a house.
"Behold me, princess, ready to serve you, even though you forsook me." He touched the skein with his wand, and it untangled itself, and wound itself up in perfect order.