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grimoire
[ greem-wahr ]
noun
- a manual of magic or witchcraft used by witches and sorcerers.
grimoire
/ 伞谤颈藧尘藞飞蓱藧 /
noun
- a textbook of sorcery and magic
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of grimoire1
Example Sentences
But Conjurors didn't pass down grimoires or spell books or magical tomes of knowledge.
While the grimoire is a work of fiction, many of Lily鈥檚 experiences in the world of books are autobiographical.
Other supporting cast members include a unicorn hunter named Darka; a smart sheep named David; and the Gricken, a chicken-esque grimoire that lays golden eggs of spells after one of Clementine鈥檚 conjurings gone wrong.
Could the mental universe that produced witch bottles and sigil, and grimoires, and the whole idea of magic itself, be rich enough to sustain an examination of that sort?
A grimoire is a textbook of magic, an instruction manual, a how-to guide to spinning spells that create talismanic objects, amulets.
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