magician

Converse of object

• fool: When was the last time a coin in bottle routine fooled magician after magician?
• hire: For the larger wedding you may decide to hire another magician to ensure that everyone can join in the spectacle.

Converse of subject

• entertain: All the children were entertained by a magician, and Father Christmas made a surprise guest appearance to hand out presents.

Adjective modifier

• accomplished: Understanding the theory behind this rich Western tradition is crucial to becoming an accomplished magician.
• best-known: Everybody's Magic is a collection of easy to perform magic tricks from some of the best-known magicians in the UK.
• ceremonial: A former musician and businessman, Chic has been a practicing ceremonial magician for the past thirty years.
• amateur: The Thumb Tip is commonly used by amateur magicians.
• Egyptian: Then next, at least in the first cycle, there's the response of the Egyptian magicians who stand with Pharaoh.
• talented: He was a knowledgeable and talented magician, as well as a gentle, ethical man who worked to help others.

Modifies a noun

• trick: Since I never committed my shapes to paper he could not have watched my arm or used any magicians tricks.

Noun used with modifier

• close-up: We stock Fire Magic Tricks for both stage magic or close-up magicians.
• master: At Wizard School, master magician Andrew Mayne will teach you sixteen different acts of wizardry.
• comedy: He started as a comedy magician but soon realized that being a comic is his true vocation.
• stage: I asked him what he thought about people who said he was a mere stage magician.

Possessives

• wand: But the magician's wand is an embryo scepter, and historical kings still retain many trappings from their magic office.
• rope: Instructions include 10 tricks and knots with magician's rope.
• trick: This was not some clever but ultimately meaningless stunt like a magician's trick at a children's party.
• hat: That horse-box was like a magician's hat; horses just kept on coming out of it.
• daughter: The young boy and the magician's daughter grow very fond of each other.

Possessives

• Pharaoh: From the point of view of faith no one is interested in the names of Pharaoh's magicians.