juju
/ˈdʒuːdʒuː/
noun
- A type of magic or supernatural power, especially in West African traditions, often associated with objects or charms.
- He wore a small juju around his neck for good luck.
- The shaman performed a ritual to strengthen the juju of the tribe.
- The villagers believed the juju protected them from evil spirits.
- An object believed to have magical powers; a charm or amulet.
- The old man sold jujus at the market for protection and prosperity.
- She kept a juju made of beads and feathers in her bag.
- They hung a juju above the door to ward off bad energy.
- In informal use, a quality of mysterious or powerful influence.
- The team's winning streak seemed to have some kind of juju behind it.
- He thought the old guitar had good juju because it was once owned by a famous musician.
- There's a certain juju in this café that makes me feel creative.