Pishogue (noun)
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An evil spell; a hex.
Pishogue, “an evil spell,” is adapted from Irish Gaelic piseog, “charm, spell,” from Middle Irish piseóc or pisóc.
Example sentences
“A pishogue upon all you care about!”
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