Meanings
nounwitches' Sabbat (plural witches' Sabbats)
plural witches' Sabbats
- Synonym of witches' Sabbath
Simpkins told us that before the days of English witch hunts, the coven organised public and popular festivities such as on the great days of May Eve, Hallowe'en, Candlemas and Lammas. These were called Witches' Sabbats or Frolics.
1965, Attila Zohar, Kings Cross Black Magic, Sydney: Horwitz Publications, page 71Synonyms: witches' Sabbath
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nounSynonym of witches' Sabbath
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