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Often used in the same context:
conjurer,
magician,
magus,
escapologist,
prestidigitator,
mesmerism,
mentalism,
trickster,
sorcerer,
enchanter,
autolycus,
conjuring trick,
max beerbohm,
farceur,
changeling,
magic,
wizard,
monocled,
necromancy,
alchemist,
fop,
wilkins micawber,
daftly,
jester,
gnomish,
danseur,
rotter,
maestro,
mentalist,
impishness,
pooka,
spellbinder,
danse macabre,
dogberry,
pythonesque,
dulcamara,
charlatan,
edmund kean,
tiresias,
fairy,
virtuoso,
potiphar,
mordred,
begetter,
costard,
igraine,
sylphs,
mozartean,
conjuration,
imposture,
saurian,
queen mab,
ventriloquist,
sensualist,
sleekit,
aristo,
baddy,
organ grinder,
ronin,
occultist,
winsomeness,
flatterer,
chansonnier,
zestily,
blackguard,
ouija board,
pimpernel,
illusionist,
deviser,
mountebank,
controversialist,
amanuensis,
magick,
djinn,
dogsbody,
simp,
enchantress,
rhetorician,
punster,
fauvism,
conniver,
snake charmer,
diabolism,
caractacus,
witchery,
watercolourist,
poltroon,
mesmerising,
ironist,
little lord fauntleroy,
gulling,
bamboozles,
metaphysician,
puppeteer,
popinjay,
byronic,
lepidus,
artificer,
epicene,
buffo,
enchantments,
sorceress,
juggler,
potter,
musician,
artist,
jockey,
astrologer,
comedian,
craftsman,
gardener,
hairdresser,
painter,
showman,
acrobat,
carpenters,
carver,
decorator,
diplomatist,
herbalist
More specific:
escape expert,
escapologist,
mind reader,
telepathist,
thought-reader
More general:
performer,
performing artist,
witch doctor
Synonyms:
conjure man,
conjurer,
illusionist,
magician,
prestidigitator
Also try:
— Adjectives for conjuror:
great,
old,
clever,
poor,
amateur,
good,
famous,
french,
indian,
celebrated,
chinese,
more...
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