What is another word for voodoo?
Pronunciation: [vˈuːduː] (IPA) 
The term voodoo originates from West Africa and is generally used to refer to a set of religious practices that involve the worship of ancestors and spirits. Synonyms for the word voodoo include hoodoo, juju, obeah, and rootwork. Hoodoo is a term used to refer to African American magical practices that make use of herbs, roots, and other natural elements. Juju is a term used in West Africa to refer to traditional religious practices that involve the use of charms and amulets. Obeah is a Jamaican term used to refer to an occult practice that involves the use of spells and potions. Rootwork is a general term used to refer to magic that is based on the use of roots, herbs, and plants.
