Similar words: conjure, conjure up, conjuror, conjuring, conjuration, injure, injured, conjugal. Meaning: ['kəndʒərə] 
n. 1. someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience 2. a witch doctor who practices conjury.
n. 1. someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience 2. a witch doctor who practices conjury. 
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1. The conjurer waved his magic wand.
2. The conjurer magicked the bird away.
3. 'Pick a card,' said the conjurer.
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4. In each painting a conjurer has overstepped his mark.
5. The conjurer would probably put a spell on him, turning him into a toad.
6. Almost every conjurer who has taken a parti pris in this field has found himself accused of possessing psychic powers.
7. We looked at the conjurer in silent conjurer.
8. In 1899, he made a movie called The Conjurer.
9. The reputation of the conjurer was rapidly sinking below zero.
10. The small girl, conjurer, drew her hand from behind and raised high two thick candles.
11. The conjurer threw the watch into the mortar and grasped a sledgehammer from the table.
12. The conjurer waved his magic wand and pulled a rabbit out of the hat.
13. In the twinkling of an eye, the conjurer pulled a bird out of a cup.
14. Then , like a conjurer with his white rabbit, I produced the solitary heart.
15. He is no conjurer.
16. He came back carrying something draped in a tablecloth which, like a conjurer, he placed on the table.
17. Conchis plucked the muslin away from one of the plates with the quick aplomb of a conjurer.
18. The Homunculus you sacrifice due to the second ability isn't limited to being a Homunculus token put into play by Puppet Conjurer.
19. The limit on the size of conjured objects appears to be that of the conjurer; nothing larger than the thaumaturge can be created.
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