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magic
noun
-
magic
The
mysterious
power
that
people
believe
can
make
impossible
things
happen
by
spells
,
words
,
or
supernatural
forces
.
•
The
wise
wizard
used
ancient
magic
to
light
the
dark
cave
.
The
wise
wizard
used
ancient
magic
to
light
the
dark
cave
.
•
In
the
fairytale
,
a
unicorn's
magic
healed
the
wounded
forest
animals
.
In
the
fairytale
,
a
unicorn's
magic
healed
the
wounded
forest
animals
.
noun
-
magic
Clever
tricks
and
illusions
performed
to
entertain
people
,
making
them
think
something
impossible
has
happened
.
•
The
street
performer
pulled
a
rabbit
from
his
hat
during
his
magic
show
.
The
street
performer
pulled
a
rabbit
from
his
hat
during
his
magic
show
.
•
Ella
clapped
when
the
playing
cards
vanished
in
the
magic
act
.
Ella
clapped
when
the
playing
cards
vanished
in
the
magic
act
.
noun
-
magic
A
wonderful
quality
that
makes
something
feel
exciting
,
charming
,
or
full
of
delight
.
•
There
is
a
certain
magic
in
the
way
the
city
lights
sparkle
at
night
.
There
is
a
certain
magic
in
the
way
the
city
lights
sparkle
at
night
.
•
The
children's
laughter
brought
magic
to
the
summer
afternoon
.
The
children's
laughter
brought
magic
to
the
summer
afternoon
.
adjective
Causing
or
having
the
power
to
impress
or
delight
as
if
supernatural
;
wonderful
or
related
to
magic
.
•
She
mixed
a
magic
potion
that
glowed
green
.
She
mixed
a
magic
potion
that
glowed
green
.
•
We
had
a
magic
evening
under
the
stars
.
We
had
a
magic
evening
under
the
stars
.
verb
-
magic
,
magicking
,
magics
,
magicked
To
make
something
appear
,
disappear
,
or
change
suddenly
as
if
by
magic
.
•
The
wizard
magicked
the
door
open
with
a
wave
of
his
staff
.
The
wizard
magicked
the
door
open
with
a
wave
of
his
staff
.
•
The
teacher
magicked
an
extra
chair
from
the
storeroom
for
the
late
student
.
The
teacher
magicked
an
extra
chair
from
the
storeroom
for
the
late
student
.
magical
adjective
extremely
beautiful
,
enjoyable
,
or
impressive
in
a
way
that
feels
like
a
dream
•
Their
wedding
day
was
a
magical
evening
filled
with
laughter
and
twinkling
lights
.
Their
wedding
day
was
a
magical
evening
filled
with
laughter
and
twinkling
lights
.
•
The
first
snowfall
of
winter
made
the
town
look
magical
.
The
first
snowfall
of
winter
made
the
town
look
magical
.
Figurative
sense
developed
from
the
literal
meaning
in
the
early
19th
century
.
adjective
relating
to
,
produced
by
,
or
involving
real
or
imagined
supernatural
powers
•
The
wizard
muttered
a
spell
and
a
magical
door
appeared
in
the
stone
wall
.
The
wizard
muttered
a
spell
and
a
magical
door
appeared
in
the
stone
wall
.
•
Legend
says
the
forest
is
protected
by
magical
creatures
unseen
by
humans
.
Legend
says
the
forest
is
protected
by
magical
creatures
unseen
by
humans
.
From
magic
+
-al
,
dating
to
late
Middle
English
.
magician
noun
a
person
who
entertains
audiences
by
performing
tricks
that
appear
to
be
magical
,
such
as
making
objects
disappear
or
appear
.
•
The
magician
pulled
a
rabbit
out
of
an
empty
hat
.
The
magician
pulled
a
rabbit
out
of
an
empty
hat
.
•
Children
clapped
as
the
magician
made
a
coin
vanish
.
Children
clapped
as
the
magician
made
a
coin
vanish
.
From
late
Middle
English
:
alteration
of
Middle
French
magicien
,
from
Latin
magicus
,
from
Greek
magikos
,
from
magos
‘
magician
,
sorcerer
’,
Persian
magu-
‘
priest
’ (
of
a
Median
tribe
).
noun
a
person
who
is
extremely
skilful
at
something
,
as
if
by
magic
.
•
He's
a
magician
with
computers
.
He's
a
magician
with
computers
.
•
My
grandmother
is
a
magician
in
the
kitchen
.
My
grandmother
is
a
magician
in
the
kitchen
.
From
late
Middle
English
:
alteration
of
Middle
French
magicien
,
from
Latin
magicus
,
from
Greek
magikos
,
from
magos
‘
magician
,
sorcerer
’,
Persian
magu-
‘
priest
’ (
of
a
Median
tribe
).