Warlock
Also Warluck. A term meaning wizard, sorcerer, or magician and used in medieval times to describe male witches but rarely used by male witches themselves today, many of whom find the term revoltingly offensive.
Warlock n : the official dictionary definition of a warlock is as follows:
"a male version of a witch, wizard, magician or conjurer." ...
Warlock
(1) One who bends (or bends with) words, a magician and/or liar. (2) Used by some to refer to male witches.
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Warlock: Often used to mean a male Witch, but this is incorrect. The word actually comes from the Old English, and means "oath breaker".
"Like most folks, honest citizens or warlocks, he had no trust for the government standard encryption routines, but preferred the schemes that had leaked out of academia--over NSA's petulant objections--during the last fifteen years.
Whether it is symbolized by the Moon presiding over the nocturnal orgies of the Sabbath, or by the back-to-back dance of the witches and warlocks (see de L'Ancre), or by the infamous kiss of the Sabbath which is applied to the anus of the Demon; ...
The term witch is typically feminine, masculine equivalents include wizard, sorcerer, warlock and magician.
 See also: Craft, Occult, Witchcraft, World, Magic
  
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