Conjuring (n.) is hardest to perform for children, who keep watching the wrong hand.
Conjuring (n.) is like pickpocketing, with the wallet handed back and applause.
Conjuring (n.) is making something appear by pretending it was always there.
Conjuring (n.) works because people look exactly where they are told to look.
Contagious magic (n.) is the rule that what touched once keeps touching forever.
Contagious magic (n.) is believing a sock can still feel its pair.
Contagious magic (n.) is on our radar. Try again later or consider contributing!
Enchantment (n.) is how a new city feels for the first week, before the rent is due.
Enchantment (n.) ends the moment you see how it was done, and cannot be restarted.
Enchantment (n.) is attention willingly misplaced.
Enchantment (n.) is deception — everything that deceives may be said to enchant.
Levitation (n.) is the creeping up of your trousers when you ride horseback, so that they supply you a necktie.