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mage

noun \ˈmāj\

Definition of MAGE

:  magus
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Origin of MAGE

Middle English, from Latin magus
First Known Use: 14th century

Related to MAGE

Synonyms
charmer, conjurer (or conjuror), enchanter, magician, Magian, magus, necromancer, sorcerer, voodoo, voodooist, witch, wizard

Rhymes with MAGE

age, cage, gage, Gage, gauge, page, rage, sage, stage, swage, wage

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