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- noun Plural form of
warlock .
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Examples
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Lilith’s Children, known also by the name warlocks, are, in the manner of mules and other crossbreeds, sterile.
Clockwork Angel Cassandra Clare 2010
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There were Dark Witches, too, called warlocks by some, who followed the God in his many evil aspects and practiced dark magicks.
Crusade Nancy Holder 2010
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By the way, for some odd reason, the sons of witches I just wanted to write that, sorry are not called warlocks here.
SFGate: Top News Stories David Wiegand 2011
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There were fifty men at the signing of the Accords in Idris: ten of the Night Children; ten of Lilith’s Children, known as warlocks; ten of the Fair Folk; ten of the Moon’s Children; and ten of Raziel’s blood—
Clockwork Angel Cassandra Clare 2010
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First it was 'warlocks' when your daddy told you they were bad.
Propeller Most Popular Stories Mutainia 2010
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Story that Deadline relates is that the protagonist is one of the last remaining witch hunters, a breed that keeps the population of witches and warlocks in check.
Summit and Timur Bekmambetov Team Up for The Last Witch Hunter | /Film 2010
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She is against same-sex marriage unless both the spouses are warlocks.
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Wizards and warlocks, vikings and unicorns, your time is now.
Readers recommend fantasy songs: the results Paul MacInnes 2010
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Low fantasy stories are not concerned with historical or theological accuracy: if you want to have your hero rescue his space-princess from an opulent cult of serpent-god worshipping warlocks from Stygia, it is better to have them practice human sacrifice than ascetic meditation as their primary form of worship, in so far as fighting a giant snake makes better drama than cutting down a bunch of meditating greybeards in saffron robes.
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The tales of the leprechauns and the goblins, the warlocks and the selkies; of the many inhabitants of this rich green-brown land.
Gretel by Firelight, Part I Roberta Lawson 2011
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