1. A small stick; a rod; a staff of authority; a rod used by conjurers, harlequins, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wond,
• vand,
• womand,
• wahed,
• owend,
• eand,
• pand,
• lland,
• kand,
• warnt,
• mand,
• and,
• swund,
• whant,
• wanrt,
• yand,
• wiend,
• qand,
• ahnd,
• wald

• anti,
• want,
• endow,
• ennead,
• enid,
• annuity,
• awned,
• Wanda,
• aeneid,
• endue,
• enate,
• ante,
• indie,
• aunty,
• auntie,
• anode,
• india,
• aunt,
• end-all,
• annoyed,
• and-and,
• end,
• ant.

The adjective form of the word "wand" is "wandlike".

The plural of the "wand" can be the "wands".

The singular of the "wand" can be the "wand".