? A conjuring trick; jugglery.

A magic spell; a conjuring trick. Obsolete.

(with a and plural) A secret or cunning device, an artifice, a trick of jugglery. Obsolete.

An act of skilful deception, manipulation, or chicanery.

A magical trick or feat; a conjuring trick. Obsolete.

Originally and chiefly Scottish. Ingenious or devious management or contrivance; a cunning stratagem or trick. Cf. conveyance, n. 11.

A feat of jugglery or legerdemain; a trick or action performed with great dexterity, esp. so quickly as to deceive the eye.

Conjuring and Cards. An action which secretly moves or alters something, esp. cards, by sleight of hand; a conjuring or juggling trick. Also in…

A clever or deceptive movement; a nimble gesture; a flourish. In later use also: an exaggerated or excessive movement; a commotion, a bustle, a…

A feat of dexterity or skill, intended to surprise or amuse; a piece of jugglery or legerdemain.

With a and plural. A dexterous trick or feat; a piece of nimble juggling or conjuring.

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

A piece of juggling; a trick or act of skill performed by legerdemain; a conjurer's trick, esp. one claiming to be done by magic or occult influence…

juggling trick.

Sleight of hand; clever trickery; tour of passe-passe n. Obsolete a feat of skilful deception or trickery.

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

plural thaumaˈturgics n. feats of magic, conjuring tricks.

In plural. Conjuring tricks. (In quot. 1993 perhaps simply: necromancy.) rare. Now historical.

A conjuring-trick.