IPA: /ˈvuːduː/
KK: /ˈvudʊ/
Relating to a set of beliefs and practices that involve magic and spiritual rituals, often associated with certain African traditions.
Some people believe that voodoo rituals can influence events in their lives.
A religion and practice that involves magic, rituals, and the worship of spirits, often associated with Caribbean culture, especially in Haiti.
Many people misunderstand voodoo as just a form of black magic, but it is a rich spiritual tradition.
To place someone or something under the influence of a magical spell or curse, often associated with certain religious practices.
She believed that he could voodoo her into falling in love with him.
Past: voodooed
Past Participle: voodooed
Voodoo → The word 'voodoo' originates from the Fon language of West Africa, specifically from the word 'vodun', meaning spirit or deity. It refers to a religious practice that involves the worship of spirits and ancestors.
Think of 'vodun' meaning spirit, which helps you remember that voodoo is about the worship of spirits.