Synonym: conjuror, expert, genius, master, sorcerer. Similar words: bizarre, hazard, blizzard, hazardous, haphazard, wizened, elizabeth i, cognizance. Meaning: ['wɪzə(r)d] 
n. 1. someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field 2. one who practices magic or sorcery. adj. possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers.
n. 1. someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field 2. one who practices magic or sorcery. adj. possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers. 
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91. A problem occurred when the wizard attempted to create the quorum directory.
92. The wizard will help you create a primary forward lookup zone.
93. Execute the BIND PACKAGE with the COPY option against the target server using the routine and deploy options specified by the user in the Deploy wizard.
94. Wizard Servitor (77):Increases summon's Max MP, MP Regen, Mdef, M. Atk and Casting speed for a period of time.
95. The Drawing Wizard makes the drawing based on the a few questions, and a help window describes what the drawing and each part of it does.
96. On the first screen of the IIS Security Lockdown Wizard, click Next.
97. Or a charmer , or a consulter with familiar spirits , or a wizard, or a necromancer.
98. For example, prior to a salary negotiation, consult salary surveys for your industry, and geographical region (try payscale.com or Salary Wizard Canada); talk to a mentor about his or her experiences.
99. Next, use the Generate enablement components wizard to generate the COBOL programs that make up the CICS Web services conversion program for WBCSCUST.
100. The best way to evaluate the KB accuracy is using the "KB Tune-Up Wizard."
101. There was a big push on armor sets in the milestone before the break,(http://sentencedict.com/wizard.html) which included a new female wizard unarmored look.
102. Willy the Wizard is a very insubstantial booklet running to 36 pages which had limited distribution.
103. Mozart is a wizard at music in the history. He had left over more than 600 pcs classic works during his 35 years short life period.
104. The Add Network Place wizard could not be launched due to an unexpected error.
105. The intelligent design wizard system for automobilepanel dies is developed on basis of the upper work.
106. When you return to the New Books wizard, double-check the settings based on Figure 11, then click OK.
107. You must select the protocol type on this wizard page (Figure 4).
108. The driver is Ernie Prang, an elderly wizard wearing very thick glasses.
109. Create a project, including a new document, using default wizard settings.
110. This wizard is used for designing the chart and offers three design tabs (Select Chart Type, Select Data, and Format Chart).
111. This wizard will create user accounts from a user account file.
112. The Wizard successfully created the user accounts from the user account file.
113. A problem occurred when the wizard attempted to rename a registry key.
114. That's because when The Wizard of Oz premiered in 1939, Hollywood was still testing its newest toy, three-color Technicolor , and studios wanted to astonish audiences with supersaturated hues.
115. The Lookup Wizard cannot be used with fields of this type.
116. As with the Service Test Page, the Client Test Page has extension points which give you the ability to include your test client in this area of the wizard.
117. He's also a heck of a Quidditch player and a good enough wizard (outside the academic environment, at least) that he can even discomfit the unshakeable Dolores Umbridge.
118. The CDT offers an easy way to perform this operation using the Import wizard to copy files from a file system directory into the Workbench.
119. Follow the wizard. In the field "Printer Name or IP Address", enter the IP address of your router.
120. Unable to create temporary working database. The Upsizing Wizard will exit.
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