WITCH-FINDER

Domain	Definition
Literature	Witch-finder Matthew Hopkins, who, in the middle of the seventeenth century, travelled through the castern counties to find out witches. At last Hopkins himself was tested by his own rule. Being cast into a river, he floated, was declared to be a wizard, and was put to death. (See above, Hammer for Witches.). Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: WITCH-FINDER

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "c-d-e-f-h-i-i-n-r-t-w"
	-3 letters: indicter, indirect, reindict, witchier.
	-4 letters: cithern, cithren, citrine, crinite, deficit, dictier, dineric, ditcher, fitchew, hircine, ichnite, identic, incited, inciter, inditer, inherit, itchier, neritic, niftier, nitchie, nitride, twinier, whinier, whitier, wiftier, winched, wincher, windier, witched, withier, writhed, writhen.
	-5 letters: chider, chined, chitin, cinder, cither, citied, citrin, credit, cretin, deific, dicier, direct, dither, dreich, drench.
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