Let’s “Confabulate” And Master New Words With Hocus Pocus 2

"Come little children, I’ll take thee away into a land of enchantment. Come little children. The time has come to play here in my garden of magic," as Sarah Sanderson would say. To all the witches around the world, it’s time to light up your Black Flame Candle this midnight because your favorite Sanderson sisters are back!

The Sanderson sisters are the three wickedly-goofy witches of the Halloween fantasy movie called Hocus Pocus 2. The movie is a sequel to the cult classic Hocus Pocus from 1993, which starred Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker.

In Hocus Pocus 2, two teenagers—Becca and Izzy—accidentally lit up a Black Flame Candle which resurrected Mary, Sarah, and Winifred Sanderson. As a result, the legendary Sanderson sisters from the 17th century return to modern-day Salem.

One way or another, this film is a mildly-haunting fantasy. So if you’re in the mood for a not-so-scary Halloween movie, check it out on Disney+. For now, here’s a list of possibly spellbinding English words for you to learn. Stay spooky!

Spellbinding Vocabulary

Confabulate

Meaning: To talk or converse.
Sentence: The sisters are looking for a private place to confabulate.

Apothecary

Meaning: A pharmacist or a place where medicines are sold.
Sentence: The apothecary is not here, so Winifred is making her own medicine.

Simpleton

Meaning: A person lacking in common sense; a gullible person.
Sentence: Her simpleton-like outfit startled the witches.

Begone

Meaning: Go away; leave immediately.
Sentence: As soon as she said “Begone,” she quickly disappeared.

Amok

Meaning: To behave uncontrollably and disruptively.
Sentence: The sisters are flying amok after 30 years of sleeping.