a wand

Definition of a wand in English English dictionary: virge
wand: A suit of the minor arcana in tarot, or a card of that suit
wand: An instrument shaped like a stick or staff such as a curling wand
wand: A branch or stalk, especially of willow
wand: a magic wand
wand: A stick or staff
wand: {n} a long slender staff or rod, a small stick
wand: A wand is the same as a magic wand. You can't simply wave a wand and get rid of nuclear weapons
wand: An input device with three degrees of freedom
wand: A magical implement, used in ritual, attributed to the element of Fire
wand: A rod or staff that is prepared so that it may be used for magickal or psychic purposes, usually to project some form of power
wand: A small stick; a rod; a verge
wand: A tool in magick which resembles a rod and is used to direct energy towards a goal
wand: A rod used by conjurers, diviners, magicians, etc
wand: {i} scepter; slender young branch; staff used by a magician; conductor's baton; long pipe on a vacuum between the hose and the attachment
wand: A rod that controls the tilt or other movement of a blind, normally associated with light control
wand: a stiff 4' dressage whip with a short 3" stiff lash on the end The wand is used to settle, cue, and bring awareness to the horse's body, and can become a focus for a nervous or flighty horse as you work through the ground obstacles It is used as an extension of the handlers body, and as a means of reward for the horse (stroking the body or legs)
wand: A hand-held optical character recognition device used for data entry by many transaction terminals
wand: - A pen-shaped bar code scanner that emits a beam from the end or tip of the wand Wands are older, bar code reading technology but inexpensive and still widely used where speed and performance are not crucial
wand: A staff of authority
wand: Rarely the thin pointy thing popularised by Disney, a wand will vary in it's substance depending on the person in question The length of the wand should match the distance between your elbow and wrist, and is usually made of either wood or copper (although the copper ones are often leather bound for obvious reasons!) Some tip their wands with crystals, others with acorns, others leave them plain The wand is used most commonly as a tool for directing energy
wand: A pen-shaped bar code scanner that emits a beam from the end or tip of the wand Wands are older, bar code reading technology but inexpensive and still widely used where speed and performance are not crucial
wand: a ceremonial or emblematic staff
wand: a baton used by a magician or water diviner
wand: A pen-like scanning device used as a contact bar code reader
wand: (Ticaret) A handheld movable device passed over an item to read its bar code
wand: A long thin piece of wood used for invocation in magic Traditionally made of Oak
wand: n Tool of the South Usually handcrafted by its owner, consisting of a rod or stick from a few inches long to an arm's length, which may have been carved and/or embellished with crystals, feathers, or other objects of significance to its owner Used to direct energy
wand: A stick or staff, used to perform a useful function
wand: A handheld movable device passed over an item to read its bar code warehouse management system (WMS)- An integrated set of system functions designed to manage the locating, putaway, movement, picking and cycle count/inventory verification activities of a warehouse or distribution center It normally receives purchase, sales and interplant order data from a base ERP system that serve as the authorization to initiate activities Warehouse locations are described in terms of their weight and volume capacities to enable proper direction when moving or stocking material Inventory and order status data, collected in real time often through the use of data collection devices, is normally uploaded to the base ERP system on a batch basis
wand: (see "Wand Scanner")
wand: DCE enabled Web server