Wand (disambiguation)
A wand is a thin, straight, hand-held stick of wood, ivory, or metal.
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Wand or magic wand may also refer to:
People
- Günter Wand, a German orchestra conductor and composer
- Hart Wand, an early white American blues musician and composer from Oklahoma City
- John W C Wand, an Anglican archbishop of Brisbane, Australia
- Seth Wand, an American football offensive tackle
- Walter Rudi Wand, a German judge
- Wand Bewossen, a military figure in Ethiopian history
- Wanderlei Silva, Brazilian mixed martial artist
Music
- Wand (band), an American psychedelic rock band
- Wands (band), a 3-member Japanese rock music group
- Wand Records, a record company
- "The W.A.N.D. (The Will Always Negates Defeat)," a song by The Flaming Lips
- Magic Wands (band), a band from Los Angeles, CA
Media
- WAND, an NBC affiliate in Decatur, Illinois
- Magic Wand (software), a word-processing program for CP/M-based computers first released in 1979
- Nyko Wand, a 3rd-party alternative to the Wii Remote
- Magic Wand Productions, a video game company based out of Bucharest, Romania
- Magic Wand Speak & Learn, an electronic educational toy introduced in 1982 by Texas Instruments
Erotic
- Wand vibrator, a type of vibrator
- Hitachi Magic Wand, a well-known brand of wand vibrator
- Prince's wand, a piece of body piercing jewellery
- Violet wand, a device used for the application of low current, high voltage, high frequency electricity to the body
Other uses
- Suit of wands, a suit in the Tarot
- Magic Wand (anti-missile system), aka David's Sling, a joint Israeli-American interception system for medium- to long-range rockets
- The magic wand selection tool in image editing software.
- Magic wand, an operator in separation logic.
- W And, a variable star
gollark: Just be mean to it and turn its power on and off.
gollark: You could have a really low power real time clock too.
gollark: It should simply harvest energy from your movements somehow, and power on and measure when it has enough stored.
gollark: What if "intermittent computing"?
gollark: Have a robot with a *directed* microwave beam which automatically plugs into nearby outlets.
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