conjurer , also: conjuror

But the best part of the whole show was the conjurer.

There are also those who will sell their services as conjurers to others.

Well, he certainly looked more like a conjurer than a comedian!

The presence of the conjurers made itself felt in strange ways.

"I know of no conjurers today who could accomplish this."

He was the first in the family to gain fame as a conjurer.

Does a conjurer turn out for you his hidden pockets?

I could've got myself a really cushy job with a conjurer.

A Conjurer may also take control of these same creatures as they appear throughout the game.

Then came a pretty girl of about twenty, who sat at the table with the conjurer and the funny man.

"No conjurer could really do what he makes you think he does."

He'd seen street conjurers in Haven, and knew how most of the tricks were done.

"And I am a simple conjurer, no more," the other added.

"Another thing I had to protect me was a reputation as a conjurer.

Well, you can swallow it; and at one time I really had a fancy he might be a conjurer.

He was, after all, a practiced conjurer of nationalist illusion.

He determined not to give the conjurer one single clap that evening.

The young conjurer bowed and left without a word.

Just the same, I've seen a conjurer do it.

"And certain conjurers of Moss are also said to have that ability.

I've long since given up trying to figure out how the conjurer did his trick with the watermelon.

He was taken to a circus in Marseille and saw a conjurer.

As days passed, Adams found himself even admiring the "old conjurer."

You must not, like a kind of conjurer, produce baked potatoes from your hat.

He must have learned that trick from a conjurer.