? A conjuring trick; jugglery.

The action of juggle, v.. the practice of trickery or deception.

Juggling; deception, trickery.

The art or practice of a juggler; †minstrelsy, play; pretended magic or witchcraft; conjuring, legerdemain.

Skilful use of one’s hands when performing conjuring tricks; sleight of hand; (also) the performance of conjuring tricks using this skill. Also in…

The art or practice of jesters or jugglers; jugglery.

esp. Cunning management or contrivance; underhand dealing, jugglery, sleight of hand. Obsolete.

The practice of sorcery or magic; deception or delusion by such practice; conjuring, prestidigitation; an instance of this.

Magical invocation; working of magic, performance of conjurer's tricks. Also figurative.

? Juggler's tricks.

= prestigiation, n.

In reference to jugglery, conjuring, or performances of a similar kind.

A juggler's trick; conjuring, jugglery; sleight of hand; a method of bringing something about as if by magic; trickery, deception.

spec. Skill in jugglery or conjuring; sleight of hand.

The process of juggling; a piece of juggling; a juggler's trick.

The working of wonders; miracle-working; magic.

transferred. Performance of magical art or sleight of hand; conjuring. Also attributive.

The art or practice of speaking or producing sounds in such a manner that the voice appears to proceed from some person or object other than the…

The art of producing (by sleight of hand, optical illusion, etc.) apparently inexplicable phenomena; conjuring.

Sleight of hand, legerdemain; conjuring. Now frequently in extended use.

Jugglery, trickery, deception. Obsolete or archaic.

The art of a conjurer; magic; legerdemain.