Someone who performs magic tricks to amuse an audience.
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William had met the conjurer at various parties and despised him utterly.
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If it's some of Jouret's far-famed magic, I'll say he's some conjurer.
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To secure such power, Hugh, the conjurer, ate the flesh of eagles.
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Outina's conjurer was of the number, and had well-nigh ruined the enterprise.
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Why, it is an old trick that any wayside conjurer can do.
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About two years ago a conjurer paid more dearly for his temerity.
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Phrenologist, hypnotist, conjurer-allthese things the great Professor Franklin had called himself.
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You'd think he was a conjurer to read what he does sometimes.
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Evidently, he depended on make-up to supplement his powers as a conjurer.
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Gurdon had heard that sort of hands before described as conjurer's hands.
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They came to where a crowd was standing before a conjurer's booth.
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Yet no conjurer, however gifted, can hold men and women in thrall forever.
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The curious old volume is still in the possession of the conjurer's family.
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The brow of the conjurer was clouded with a gathering frown.
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The young man turned the conjurer over and found under him an herb.
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Tus-ka-sah assented surlily, gazing meanwhile at the face of the conjurer.
