Ahem, he would be a warlock.
Nope, “witch” can apply to men just as well as women and always has. In fact, you’ll find several dictionaries citing Malory’s “Le Morte d’Arthur” (1485) as an early usage, where Merlin is referred to by some as a “wytche”.
It’s also the standard academic term across gender. If memory serves, it’s used this way in the groundbreaking study “Witchcraft, Oracles and Magic Among the Azande” by E. E. Pritchard, which set the standard for the anthropology of witchcraft.
It’s also used for a man in the television show “Futurama”, for a more contemporary colloquial reference.
Actually, It's called not knowing what the fuck you're talking about
The logical thing to do would be to educate yourself.
P.S. trans people's brains objectively show non expected neural activation. And this is just one of the many ways for people to understand trans. It's a real thing and you need to EDUCATE YOURSELF instead of acting like bill oreilly. Ignorant asshole.
http://www.businessinsider.com/a-kenyan-witch-doctor-predict...