What is another word for prestidigitator?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˌɛstɪdˈɪd͡ʒɪtˌe͡ɪtə], [ pɹˌɛstɪdˈɪdʒɪtˌeɪtə], [ p_ɹ_ˌɛ_s_t_ɪ_d_ˈɪ_dʒ_ɪ_t_ˌeɪ_t_ə]
Synonyms for Prestidigitator:
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n.
• conjurer • illusionist • magician • sorcerer Other relevant words:
- Guiser ,
- Thaumaturge ,
- Thaumaturgist ,
- acrobat ,
- artist ,
- artiste ,
- belly dancer ,
- burlesque queen ,
- cheat ,
- chorine ,
- chorus girl ,
- conjure man ,
- conjuror ,
- conveyer ,
- crimp ,
- dancer ,
- deceiver ,
- decoy ,
- ecdysiast ,
- entertainer ,
- escape expert ,
- escapologist ,
- exotic dancer ,
- female impersonator ,
- forecaster ,
- geisha ,
- geisha girl ,
- hoofer ,
- humbug ,
- impersonator ,
- impostor ,
- jobber ,
- jockey ,
- juggler ,
- knave ,
- mind reader ,
- mountebank ,
- mummer ,
- musician ,
- oracle ,
- peeler ,
- performer ,
- performing artist ,
- prestidigitators ,
- prophet ,
- rogue ,
- seer ,
- shark ,
- show girl ,
- singer ,
- stripper ,
- stripteaser ,
- stripteuse ,
- swindler ,
- thief ,
- tricker ,
- trickster ,
- vaudevillian ,
- visionary .
How to use "Prestidigitator" in context?
The prestidigitator is a famous entertainer who creates astonishing stunts with cards, balls and other objects. His shows are usually filled with magic, humor and surprise.
In the early days of magic, prestidigitators were some of the most sought-after performers. They used their talents to astonish people with their amazing feats of magic.
Today, prestidigitators continue to be popular entertainers. They can be found performing at circuses, carnivals and other events. Some prestidigitators specialize in certain types of magic, while others perform a variety of tricks.
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