Cantraips

/ˈkæntraɪps/ noun

Definition

Plural of cantraip; multiple mischievous tricks, pranks, or magical spells.

Etymology

Simple plural of 'cantraip,' the Scottish variant of 'cantrip.' The '-s' ending creates the plural form while preserving the Scottish dialect characteristics of the original word.

Kelly Says

Scottish folklore is packed with stories of witches and fairies doing their 'cantraips'—mischievous magic that's more clever and playful than truly evil!

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