One who works marvels by the aid of magic or witchcraft, a magician, wizard, sorcerer (obsolete); one who plays tricks by sleight of hand; a…

One who works magic or plays tricks by sleight of hand; a conjurer; a juggler; hence, a trickster, a deceiver.

In phrases, sometimes treated as words. an exclamation of jugglers commanding an article to move: often joined with repass. Hence as a name for the…

A person who practises prestigiation; a conjurer; (also) †a deceiver, a cheat (obsolete).

A juggler, trickster; a trifler. Obsolete.

A conjuror, juggler. (In 17th cent. frequently as proper name or nickname of a conjuror.) Also transferred a trickster. Obsolete.

A conjuror, juggler. Obsolete.

One who practises sleight of hand. Obsolete.

A person who, or animal which, has the power or faculty of rendering a person or animal unable to move, escape, or resist, esp. by means of a gaze…

A person who performs sleight-of-hand conjuring tricks; a conjuror. Cf. legerdemainist, n. Obsolete.

A person who practises sleight of hand or legerdemain; a conjuror; a juggler. Also in extended use.

One who practises legerdemain; a juggler.

In sense ‘using or employing sleight of hand’, as sleight-of-hand man, sleight-of-hand professor, etc.

(applied to) a juggler.

In sense ‘using or employing sleight of hand’, as sleight-of-hand man, sleight-of-hand professor, etc.

A person who performs conjuring tricks; a magician, a conjuror. Also in extended use: a person who engages in subtle deception or manipulation. Cf. l…

figurative. A person who exercises a power compared to that of magic.

One who produces illusions; spec. a conjuror or sleight-of-hand performer.

= juggler, n. 2.

A professional conjuror. U.S. Obsolete.

one who performs feats of illusion; a juggler.

A person characterized by regard for or use of the mental faculties. A magician who performs feats which apparently demonstrate extraordinary mental…