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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Widdershins
Just because it sounds cool.
Sounds useful in Minecraft. Like you put a sign in a cave "exit widdershins" to tell people to follow the left wall.
In an emergency, you can also exit widdoutershins.
Yesss. I love this word and use it whenever I can
Widdershins start my hair, your Spooktober decorations are so spooky!!!!
And don't forget turnwise! (which is the opposite rotational direction defined by the direction the disc turns)
Sounds like a creature that would have a lot of creepypasta written about it.