Noun:

দুর্ভাগ্যদায়ক ব্যক্তি, দুর্ভাগ্যদায়ক বস্তু,

jinxes's Usage Examples:

Biddy Early as a layer of jinxes on Galway was only in the ha'penny place "Heady days for Galway hurling".

Mexican curandero folk healers supposedly to ward off bad luck and remove jinxes.

Pechvögel: Ergebniserklärung in der Fußballberichterstattung [Match winners and jinxes: the explaining of match results in football reporting] (in German).

Alex Faust: On Year 2 with the Kings, Jeopardy!, working with Jim Fox and jinxes".

to the sorcerer, the Hexblade is an individual who possesses unnatural jinxes or an evil eye, and uses it towards combat.

are talented, some in ways they do not yet understand, some encumbered by jinxes.

"Georgia jinxes Violets".

made in the Harry Potter Universe; Severus Snape invented a variety of jinxes and hexes as well as substantial improvements in the process of making potions;.

FIRE WITHOUT WATER" in John George Hohman's Long Lost Friend), removing jinxes and fevers,[citation needed] to protect cattle from witchcraft, and against.

"Gill jinxes Cards by watching game".

Between the human influx and the leprechaun's jinxes, things go from bad to worse until Mag and Roger join unlikely forces.

After numerous wins playing craps they lose their winnings after Scott jinxes the table by telling Frank not to roll a seven.

Charlie throws a house party, but when Danny invites Ian and Paula, he jinxes it when only Ian, Paula and Jenny arrive.

entre contrastes y azares" [Thomas Christiansen, between contrasts and jinxes] (in Spanish).

trying to help the unluckiest kid on Normal Street, Gortimer accidentally jinxes himself with bad luck.

divided into rough categories, such as "charms", "curses", "hexes", or "jinxes".

his Fifth year, Sirius held his own against Severus Snape, who "knew more jinxes in his first year than most seventh years".

Synonyms:

unfortunate; jonah; unfortunate person;

Antonyms:

communicate; admit; bless; displease;