magician:
(plural: magicians; pronunciation: the letters ‘gi’ rhyme with the letter “g” — for the right pronunciation, please click here)
a magician making a woman float in air
a person who does tricks;
a person who does tricks in order to entertain others, usually as a job or hobby;
any person who shows extraordinary skill in a particular field and does things that others in the same field find difficult or impossible to do;
(in old usage) a person who did bad tricks or deceived innocent people in order to gain profit;
a wizard; a conjuror (or conjurer),
We all like to watch a magician do tricks.
Every school has a magician’s show once or twice a year to entertain the pupils, and some schools have a club, along with elocution club, photography club, dance club, etc., to encourage their young pupils to practice magic as a part of their extra-circular activity.
Mechanic Dane is a magician; it’s anybody’s guess how he repairs and makes broken down machines and engines tick again!
Some magicians do extraordinary tricks, including cutting up live people into pieces and joining them again before their awe-stricken audience that make them world famous.
Most conmen are professional magicians of a different kind who can trick people into believing in things that aren’t there, and make a lot of money out of ignorant and greedy people.
