Definition of witch project

witch project

• used to describe someone creepy or scary. Term based off the Blair Witch Project movie.

  Mary said she thought it would be funny to watch an animal die -- she's such a witch project!

  Last edited on Mar 01 2013. Submitted by Leah from Illinois, USA on Feb 25 2009.

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Other terms relating to 'project':
PJs, the	Definitions include: "the projects".
projects	Definitions include: See the projects.
projects, the	Definitions include: high-crime, low-income urban housing developments.
science project	Definitions include: spoiled food left in a refrigerator.
Other terms relating to 'witch':
colder than a witch's tit	Definitions include: extremely cold.
colder than a witch's titty in a brass bra	Definitions include: very cold.
witch	Definitions include: an unpleasant female.
witch doctor	Definitions include: a non-conventional doctor.

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