What is another word for abracadabra?
644 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ˌabɹəkədˈabɹə], [ ˌabɹəkədˈabɹə], [ ˌa_b_ɹ_ə_k_ə_d_ˈa_b_ɹ_ə]
Abracadabra is a magical word that has been used for centuries by magicians and illusionists to perform their incredible tricks. However, there are a number of synonyms for abracadabra that can be used to add a little variety to your magical vocabulary. Some of the most popular synonyms for abracadabra include 'hocus-pocus', 'presto', 'shazam', 'alakazam', and 'sim sala bim'. Each of these words has their own unique sound and feeling to them that can bring a little more energy and excitement to your magical performances. So why not try experimenting with different synonyms for abracadabra and see how your audiences respond to them?
Synonyms for Abracadabra:
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n.
• black art • communication • hex • hocus-pocus • incantation • invocation • jabberwocky • jargon- commonplace terms ,
- doublespeaks ,
- hackneyed terms ,
- in sipidities ,
- in sipidity ,
- in-sipidities ,
- in-sipidity ,
- newspeaks ,
- overused terms ,
- shoptalks ,
- slanguages ,
- stale languages ,
- street talks ,
- trite languages .
- Sortilege ,
- conjury ,
- diabolism ,
- diabolisms ,
- fortune telling ,
- fortune-telling ,
- fortunetelling ,
- horoscopy .
Other synonyms:
- ESP ,
- Tarot ,
- alchemy ,
- black magic ,
- curse ,
- enchanted ,
- extrasensory perception ,
- gobbledygook ,
- halloween ,
- hex ,
- jabberwocky ,
- juju ,
- magic ,
- magical ,
- magician ,
- mojo ,
- oracular ,
- paranormal ,
- presto ,
- prophecy ,
- psychic ,
- psychokinesis ,
- second sight ,
- sixth sense ,
- sleight of hand ,
- sorcery ,
- supernatural ,
- telekinesis ,
- telekinetic ,
- telepathic ,
- telepathy ,
- the black arts ,
- the occult ,
- the paranormal ,
- the supernatural ,
- voodoo ,
- white magic ,
- wish ,
- witchcraft .
- gibberish ,
- hocus-pocus .
Other relevant words:
- absolved ,
- accent ,
- acquit ,
- actor's line ,
- adjure ,
- all the way ,
- allurement ,
- anathemise ,
- anathemize ,
- appealingness ,
- argot ,
- arouse ,
- artistic style ,
- assoil ,
- attract ,
- authorise ,
- authorize ,
- babble out ,
- babbling ,
- baloney ,
- bane ,
- barf ,
- baton ,
- be sick ,
- becharm ,
- bedamn ,
- beguile ,
- beseech ,
- beshrew ,
- betrayer ,
- bid ,
- bilgewater ,
- binge ,
- blab ,
- blab out ,
- blaspheme ,
- blatherskite ,
- blether ,
- blither ,
- boloney ,
- bosh ,
- brighten ,
- bring in ,
- bring up ,
- bubble ,
- bunk ,
- bust ,
- cabal ,
- cabbala ,
- cabbalah ,
- call down ,
- call forth ,
- cant ,
- cantillate ,
- captivate ,
- captivation ,
- capture ,
- care ,
- cast of characters ,
- cast off ,
- casting ,
- cat ,
- catamenia ,
- catch ,
- charming ,
- chatter ,
- chemical formula ,
- chemistry ,
- chicane ,
- chin music ,
- chuck ,
- clack ,
- clairvoyance ,
- clean ,
- clean-cut ,
- clear up ,
- clear-cut ,
- cleared ,
- clearly ,
- collection ,
- compliments ,
- complot ,
- condemnation ,
- conjure up ,
- conjurer ,
- conjuring ,
- conjuror ,
- conspire ,
- contrive ,
- convention ,
- couch ,
- crystalise ,
- crystalize ,
- crystallise ,
- crystallize ,
- curse word ,
- curst ,
- cuss ,
- damn ,
- damned ,
- deception ,
- decipherable ,
- delight ,
- delphic ,
- demonism ,
- dictionary ,
- discharge ,
- disgorge ,
- dispossession ,
- divination ,
- doomed ,
- dowser ,
- dowsing rod ,
- dramatis personae ,
- draw ,
- dribble ,
- drift ,
- drool ,
- drop ,
- dupery ,
- dustup ,
- e.s.p. ,
- earn ,
- eldritch ,
- elucidate ,
- enamor ,
- enamour ,
- enigmatic ,
- enlighten ,
- enrapture ,
- enthral ,
- enthrall ,
- enthrallment ,
- entrance ,
- entreat ,
- entreaty ,
- evilness ,
- evoke ,
- excommunicate ,
- exculpate ,
- exculpated ,
- execration ,
- exonerate ,
- exonerated ,
- expletive ,
- expression ,
- extrasensory ,
- fake ,
- faker ,
- falderol ,
- fascinate ,
- fetich ,
- fetish ,
- fiddle-faddle ,
- flow ,
- flummery ,
- folderal ,
- foretelling ,
- form ,
- frame ,
- fraudulence ,
- frill ,
- full point ,
- full stop ,
- gain ,
- garbage ,
- genius ,
- geological period ,
- gimcrack ,
- gimcrackery ,
- glamor ,
- go ,
- goblet ,
- good luck charm ,
- grecian ,
- guggle ,
- guile ,
- gurgle ,
- hallowe'en ,
- hellene ,
- hellenic ,
- hexadecimal ,
- hoax ,
- hokum ,
- honk ,
- hoodooism ,
- humbug ,
- hurl ,
- hurtle ,
- idiomatic expression ,
- idle talk ,
- illuminate ,
- illusion ,
- illusionist ,
- immorality ,
- import ,
- imposter ,
- impostor ,
- imprecate ,
- indirect request ,
- influence ,
- informer ,
- ingathering ,
- iniquity ,
- insight ,
- interpersonal chemistry ,
- intonate ,
- intone ,
- invoke ,
- jabbering ,
- jargoon ,
- jiggery-pokery ,
- jonah ,
- kabala ,
- kabbala ,
- kabbalah ,
- lallation ,
- language ,
- let the cat out of the bag ,
- light ,
- light up ,
- like ,
- love-philter ,
- love-philtre ,
- love-potion ,
- lyric ,
- machinate ,
- magic trick ,
- magical spell ,
- magnetise ,
- magnetize ,
- make ,
- maledict ,
- malefic ,
- malevolent ,
- malign ,
- mamilla ,
- mammilla ,
- maunder ,
- meaninglessness ,
- menses ,
- menstruation ,
- mental lexicon ,
- mesmerise ,
- mesmerize ,
- mold ,
- mould ,
- mouth off ,
- necromancer ,
- nemesis ,
- net ,
- nipple ,
- nonsensical ,
- nonsensicality ,
- normal ,
- oath ,
- occult ,
- open ,
- pablum ,
- palaver ,
- parlance ,
- pass ,
- patch ,
- patois ,
- pattern ,
- peach ,
- percipient ,
- period of time ,
- philtre ,
- phrasal idiom ,
- phrase ,
- piece ,
- piffle ,
- plaster bandage ,
- plaster cast ,
- point ,
- prate ,
- prayer ,
- press ,
- prestidigitator ,
- pretender ,
- prognostication ,
- project ,
- pseud ,
- pseudo ,
- psychical ,
- puke ,
- pull in ,
- purge ,
- put ,
- put forward ,
- put-on ,
- qabala ,
- qabalah ,
- quarrel ,
- rabbit on ,
- raise ,
- ramble ,
- range ,
- rant ,
- rat ,
- rave ,
- ravish ,
- readable ,
- realise ,
- realize ,
- recipe ,
- redact ,
- regard ,
- regorge ,
- regurgitate ,
- religious rite ,
- retch ,
- rigamarole ,
- ripple ,
- roam ,
- role player ,
- roll ,
- round ,
- rove ,
- row ,
- rule ,
- run-in ,
- runic letter ,
- sack ,
- sack up ,
- satanism ,
- scarabaeus ,
- scepter ,
- sceptre ,
- scourge ,
- set phrase ,
- shake off ,
- sham ,
- shammer ,
- shape ,
- shed ,
- shed light on ,
- shenanigan ,
- sick ,
- sing ,
- skulduggery ,
- skullduggery ,
- slabber ,
- slang ,
- slaver ,
- slickness ,
- smatter ,
- soft diet ,
- solicitation ,
- solve ,
- soothsaying ,
- sorcerer ,
- sorcerous ,
- sort out ,
- speech ,
- spell out ,
- spellbind ,
- spew ,
- spill the beans ,
- spoon food ,
- spout ,
- spue ,
- squealer ,
- stamp ,
- stir ,
- stop ,
- straighten out ,
- stray ,
- supplication ,
- swan ,
- swear ,
- swearing ,
- swearword ,
- take in ,
- talk ,
- taradiddle ,
- tarradiddle ,
- tattle ,
- tear ,
- teat ,
- tempt ,
- temptingness ,
- thought transference ,
- throw ,
- throw away ,
- throw off ,
- throw up ,
- time period ,
- tit ,
- tittle-tattle ,
- tommyrot ,
- tone ,
- top ,
- torment ,
- tosh ,
- tour ,
- tramp ,
- trance ,
- transport ,
- trick ,
- trumpery ,
- turn ,
- uncanny ,
- unclouded ,
- unclutter ,
- undoer ,
- unearthly ,
- unfastener ,
- unmortgaged ,
- unredeemed ,
- unsaved ,
- untier ,
- upchuck ,
- vagabond ,
- vaticination ,
- verge ,
- vernacular ,
- vicious ,
- vindicated ,
- vocabulary ,
- vodoun ,
- vomit ,
- vomit up ,
- wander ,
- want ,
- water finder ,
- waterfinder ,
- well-defined ,
- while ,
- wickedness ,
- wile ,
- wish well ,
- wishing ,
- wishing bone ,
- witch ,
- wizard ,
- wizardly ,
- wrangle ,
- write ,
- wyrd .
- Cantrap ,
- Countercharm ,
- Exsufflation ,
- Fee-faw-fum ,
- Thaumaturgy ,
- allure ,
- appeal ,
- babble ,
- bewitchment ,
- blabber ,
- black art ,
- bout ,
- burble ,
- cabala ,
- chant ,
- chicanery ,
- clear ,
- conjuration ,
- dialect ,
- double-talk ,
- drivel ,
- enchantment ,
- exorcism ,
- fascination ,
- formula ,
- fraud ,
- gabble ,
- gibber ,
- glamour ,
- gobbledegook ,
- idiom ,
- invocation ,
- jabber ,
- jargon ,
- jugglery ,
- legerdemain ,
- magic spell ,
- magic word ,
- mummery ,
- necromancy ,
- nonsense ,
- open sesame ,
- period ,
- prattle ,
- prestidigitation ,
- rigmarole ,
- rite ,
- ritual ,
- runes ,
- slobber ,
- theurgy ,
- trickery ,
- weird ,
- whammy ,
- witchery ,
- words .
- Witcheries ,
- blah-blah ,
- commonplace term ,
- doublespeak ,
- fustians ,
- hackneyed term ,
- idioms ,
- incantation ,
- keyword ,
- keywords ,
- lexicon ,
- lingo ,
- magic formula ,
- mumbo-jumbo ,
- newspeak ,
- occults ,
- opener ,
- openers ,
- overused term ,
- paternoster ,
- paternosters ,
- rune ,
- secret sign ,
- shoptalk ,
- slanguage ,
- stale language ,
- street talk ,
- trite language ,
- voodooism ,
- witching ,
- wizardries .
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How to use "Abracadabra" in context?
The word "abracadabra" is a transliteration of the Hebrew word "abracad", meaning "to reveal or disclose". When used as a magical phrase, abracadabra is believed to have the power to create, protect, or solve whatever problems it is uttered within a certain radius.
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