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showing comfort

holding hands tightly during a difficult moment

cuddling under a blanket while watching their favorite show

preparing calming tea and sitting together in silence

gently kissing the forehead or top of the head

cooking a favorite meal to cheer up a friend.

listening attentively without judgment

reading aloud to calm them down

grabbing the other’s hand in big crowds

staying physically close, so they know their not alone

giving them a care package with their favourite items

stroking their hair or rubbing their back

reminding them how strong they are

taking a friend on an impromptu adventure

soothing them back to sleep after a nightmare

holding them tightly, protectively

sending supportive text messages throughout the day

telling them a bedtime story

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There’s something cozy about this list. 🤔😊

Archaic Words for your Fantasy Novel

and other story/poem

Ablode - bloody; with blood

Acopus - either a herb or stone, introduced by Middleton, in the Witch, as an ingredient for a charm

Arseverse - according to Blount's Glossographia, ed. 1681, p. 51, "a pretended spell, written upon the door of an house to keep it from burning."

Bloudsupper - a murderer; a blood sucker

Boneless - a kind of ghost

Cantrap - a magic spell

Devinal - a wizard

Devineresse - a witch; a prophetess

Dragons female - water dragons

Elfe - a witch, or fairy

Familiar - a demon or spirit attendant upon a witch or conjurer, often in the form of an animal, a dog

Fayry - magic; illusion

For bledd - covered with blood

Gytrash - a spirit, or ghost

He-witch - a wizard

Irp - a fantastic grimace, or contortion of the body

Kitty witch - a female spectre

Night bat - a ghost

Night spell - a spell or charm against the nightmare

Periapt - a magical bandage

Permansie - magic; necromancy

Phitonesse - a witch

Quarter evil - a disease in sheep, arising from corruption of the blood

Signwynarye - a blood stone

Spellycoat - a ghost

Tilstere - a magician, or charmer

Tregetour - a magician, or a cheat

Warlau - a wizard, or sorcerer

Weche - a witch

Wicche - a witch; to use witchcraft; to bewitch

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