What is another word for voodoo doll?
Pronunciation: [vˈuːduː dˈɒl] (IPA) 
A voodoo doll is a doll that is believed to be imbued with magical powers and is often used for rituals and spell-casting within the practice of voodoo. However, there are several other names for such dolls, which are commonly used in different cultures. In Haitian voodoo, it is often referred to as a "pwen," while in African-American hoodoo, it may be called a "juju doll." Similarly, in South American folk magic, the doll is known as a "muñeco," while in some areas of Europe, it may be called a "poppet." Regardless of the name, these dolls are typically used as a focal point for intention-setting and spell-work in various spiritual practices.
