Conjurer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONJURER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who performs magic tricks, also CONJUROR
• a performer of conjuring tricks.
• One who conjures; one who calls, entreats, or charges in a solemn manner.
• One who practices magic arts; one who pretends to act by the aid super natural power; also, one who performs feats of legerdemain or sleight of hand.
• One who conjectures shrewdly or judges wisely; a man of sagacity.
• someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience
• a witch doctor who practices conjury
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a sorcerer
• same as conjuror

Words related to CONJURER

conjurers18 conjuror17

Words that contain CONJURER

conjurers18

How to use CONJURER in a sentence

• But as he led his wife forward to present her to the audience the conjurer was wondering whether the mishaps that had ruined his chance would meet him even here.
• Perhaps the magician would give me a magic wand, and I would do things like the conjurer last Christmas.
• In time, too, they were mingled and confused with the witchcraft and ghost lore of the white man, and the tricks and delusions of the Indian conjurer.
• Harry Kellar, a professional conjurer, at Egyptian Hall.
• So the critics agree to some hard and fast impossible definition of socialism, and extract absurdities from it as a conjurer gets rabbits from a hat.
• You must not, like a kind of conjurer, produce baked potatoes from your hat.
• Like the two Dromios, they sometimes require a conjurer to tell which is which.
• When the performance was ended, the conjurer, having been liberally rewarded by the king, dismissed his hired attendants and departed.
• We cannot form at this distance of time any adequate notion of the influence which a conjurer of those days exercised over the minds and feelings of the ignorant.
• The conjurer in question had taken up his residence in the best inn which the little town of Rathfillan afforded.
• The last individual whose interview with the conjurer we shall notice was no other than Harry Woodward, our hero.
• I found the poor little one all bruised with the hands of the conjurer.
• When the conjurer reappeared his body streamed with perspiration, while the story he had to tell promised an auspicious termination of the enterprise.
• But I say the Conjurer here could be the biggest man in the big blessed centuries if he could just show us how the Holy old tricks were done.
• And I have sheathed my sword with the dignity proper to a conjurer.
• But what are all those cries and gasps I hear? CONJURER.
• How do you mean? Do you wish you had never been a conjurer? CONJURER.
• In an Eastern tale we are informed of a conjurer who had the reputation of possessing the faculty of reading the contents of sealed letters.
• With a burst of cries, the priests and the conjurer whirled away to bear the welcome of Okee to the royal worshipper, and at their heels went the chief men of the Pamunkeys.
• I peeped through the crevice in the fence, and saw the main fuse spitting out sparks like a conjurer.
• He was denominated by them a conjurer, and was said to be capable of raising the devil.
• Thomas, who imagined, that the man whom they called a conjurer, must have more sense than they understood.
• Again, the conjurer plays on our expectant attention.
• The conjurer, priest, or medium acts, or pretends to act, in various ways beyond his normal consciousness.
• A conjurer by profession and by lineal heritage in his own country, he had resumed the practice of his vocation on this side the Atlantic.
• In good truth, Porthos I cannot tell why you have not turned conjurer.
• The witch doctor turned up the big square cuffs of his sleeves, as a conjurer will do, and again repeated the names.
• In fact, Hearne caught the conjurer in the act of making a separate forked end.
• A conjurer cannot explain a trick merely from a description, especially a description by a non-conjurer.
• That in which all things potentially existed, yet who was more than all, is not the ghost of a conjurer or chief.
• He has the craft of a conjurer and the subtlety of a serpent.

Similar words containing NJUR without suffix er and without prefix co

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