Hex ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hex ( noun )

1. A spell or curse, especially one used by a witch.
2. An evil influence or malignant power attributed to someone or something.

Origin:

From the german word hexe meaning "witch".

Examples:

1. Many people in the village believed that the old woman had put a hex on their crops.
2. The voodoo priest was said to have the power to remove hexes.
3. The hex sign is a common motif in Pennsylvania Dutch folk art.
4. They say that the house is hexed and that's why strange things happen there.
5. The hexagon is a six-sided polygon.

(As a verb)

Hex ( verb )

1. A spell or curse, especially one used by a witch.
2. An evil influence or malignant power attributed to someone or something.

Origin:

From the german word hexe meaning "witch".

Examples:

1. Many people in the village believed that the old woman had put a hex on their crops.
2. The voodoo priest was said to have the power to remove hexes.
3. The hex sign is a common motif in Pennsylvania Dutch folk art.
4. They say that the house is hexed and that's why strange things happen there.
5. The hexagon is a six-sided polygon.