wand
/wɑnd/
noun
- A thin stick used by a magician to perform magic tricks or spells.
- The magician waved his wand and a rabbit appeared.
- In the story, the fairy used a magic wand to grant wishes.
- She tapped the pumpkin with her wand and it turned into a carriage.
- A handheld electronic device that is passed over a barcode or tag to read information.
- At the store, the cashier used a wand to check the price of the item.
- The security guard passed a metal-detecting wand over my bag.
- The librarian scanned the book with a barcode wand.
- A long, thin stick or rod used for a specific purpose, such as a conductor's baton or a ceremonial staff.
- The queen held a ceremonial wand during the parade.
- He used a wooden wand to stir the potion in the cauldron.
- The conductor raised his wand to begin the orchestra.