witched

• “When he faced going broke during the historic drought of the 1950s, he "witched" for water and dug the first irrigation well in that part of the county.”

  statesman.com - Highschool

• “Or the flesh might be witched, infected, or otherwise “occupied” by other Spirits.”

  Simon & Schuster: Fire The Sky

• “I think She should stop prtending that she is a christian while she has lots of people doing witched craft for her.”

  Scenes from the trail: Obama's 'caminata'

• “Afterwards Jim said the witches be witched him and put him in a trance, and rode him all over the State, and then set him under the trees again, and hung his hat on a limb to show who done it.”

  Simon & Schuster: The War of The Worlds

• “A smile witched across his lips as he pressed against the wall.”

  Snarklings Brave the Snarkometer, #44

• ““I do believe that she is witched,” he said, as he turned away towards his own house.”

  Nina Balatka

• “The Thing began again its murmurings — now infinitely caressing, coaxing — like the song of a siren from some witched star!”

  The Moon Pool

• “He had witched a window-fortunately that had had only had a small metal catch-near FitzRoy's apartment during his "official" visit to Windsor, when he had asked the children to see their wing of the palace.”

  This Scepter'd Isle

• “Beneath the witched window, Denoriel stopped, put his back to the wall, and stood, hardly breathing, listening.”

  This Scepter'd Isle

• “He drank it off, and she took a lute from one of the singers and played upon it with skill which witched away the sense of all who heard.”

  The Brown Fairy Book

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