Definition: Cover your ears, Shmoopers. Cacophony is a big old racket, made by combining lots of harsh, discordant noises. Cacophony is the opposite of euphony. William Carlos Williams 's poem  Great Figure  features cacophony, but it's perhaps most famously used in Lewis Carroll 's  Jabberwocky ..
1.The term âwarlockâ is older than the term âwizard.â. 2.The term âwarlockâ is of Old English nature while âwizardâ is Middle English. 3.The term âwarlockâ is connoted to a darker and evil character while wizards are usually regarded as good magic practitioners.
So -- what does that mean for today's Pagans and Wiccans? Can a male witch or mage refer to himself as a warlock without a bunch of negative fallout from the others in his community? The answer is a simple one. If you want to use it, and you can justify your use of the word to apply to yourself, then do so.here's one variation in which it's alleged to be a translation of a Saxon word, wÇ£rloga that means oath-breaker.. Naturally, no one wants to be called an oath-breaker, so folks tend to get up in arms about the use of warlock.