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magiciany

magiciany adjective: resembling or characteristic of a magician.

Adjective

magiciany (comparative more magiciany, superlative most magiciany)

  1. Resembling or characteristic of a magician.
    • A beautiful, queer, dim, magiciany sort of place with Oriental rugs and draperies and cushions, and perfume in the air—incense, I think.1913 January, Maravene Kennedy Thompson, “Peggy and the Swami: Another Peggy Story”, in McClure’s Magazine, volume XL, number 3, New York, N.Y.; London: The McClure Publications, Inc., page 302...
    • In one of the baskets, besides a beard, James found a long black magiciany sort of cloak, a squashy black hat, and a bulgy umbrella which was really a trick one.1953, Oriel Malet [pseudonym; Auriel Rosemary Malet Vaughan], “James Visits a Modern Art Gallery”, in Beginner’s Luck, Boston, Mass.: Little, Brown and Company, →LCCN, page 158

Synonyms of magiciany

Forms of magiciany

comparativemore magiciany
superlativemost magiciany

Origin of magiciany

From magician + -y.

Questions about magiciany

What does magiciany mean?
Magiciany means resembling or characteristic of a magician.
What part of speech is magiciany?
Magiciany is an adjective.

Words near magiciany in the dictionary

  1. magicianlike
  2. magicianly
  3. magicianry
  4. magicians
  5. magicianship
  6. magiciany
  7. magicienne
  8. magiciennes
  9. magicities
  10. magicity
  11. magick

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