Title: Theory / Unimportant / Art / Magic / Glossary

Name: Angles
Definition: the lines of vision of people sitting at certain position in the audience which enable a secret to be spotted usually extreme left or right or behind.
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Context: Magic
Extra: If a trick is "angly" it can only be done with limited audience viewpoints.

Name: Back Palm
Definition: to palm in the back of the hand.
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Context: Magic

Name: Bevel
Definition: to slide the top portion of a deck of cards back so that the back of the deck is at an angle, used in some card tricks.
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Context: Magic

Name: Bicycle Deck
Definition: Bicycle Playing Cards.
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Name: Black art
Definition: the use of a stage fitted with a black velvet curtain background, using assistants and other props that are hidden by black shrouds. Careful lighting helps keep the secret a mystery to the audience.
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Name: Blind Shuffle/Blind Cut
Definition: A cut or apparent shuffle in which the cards appear mixed but all of the cards are left completely undisturbed after the shuffle or cut.
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Name: Burn
Definition: a subject staring at the magician's hands without averting the gaze, no matter what misdirection is thrown at a subject.
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Context: Magic

Name: C/S
Definition: see Copper and Silver.
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Name: Cardician
Definition: a magician who only performs card magic (term coined by Ed Marlo).
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Name: Cardini Single Production
Definition: a technique, invented by Cardini, that is used in card manipulation.
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Name: Centre tear
Definition: a special way of tearing up paper billets used in mentalism.
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Name: Change
Definition: changing one card (or object) for another.
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Context: Magic

Name: Charlier Cut
Definition: One handed flourish cut or pass.
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Name: Classic force
Definition: a force performed by fanning the cards and timing the force card to land under their fingers.
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Name: Classic palm
Definition: to palm with the centre of the hand.
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Name: Clean
Definition: a hand which is empty
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Context: magic
Definition2: the condition achieved at the end of an effect where the magician has no supposedly vanished objects or gimmicked items in her hands
Conjdef: Either
Extra: See Dirty

Name: Cold
Definition: A deck secretly switched in during play
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Context: Magic
Etymology: it hasn't been warmed up by handling.

Name: Colour Change
Definition: Switching of objects, typically cards (e.g. Changing one card into another right in front of the spectator's eyes, as opposed to switching two cards secretly).
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Name: Confederate
Definition: an audience member planted to act in a cooperative manner.
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Context: Magic
Name2: Stooge

Name: Convincer
Definition: a delicate gesture done in order to emphasize a wrong conception, and strengthen the audience's belief in it.
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Extra: For instance, a common convincer in the Chinese linking rings routine is seemingly rotating a ring to prove it has no holes in it, while actually constantly hiding the hole.

Name: Cooler
Definition: a card deck brought into play, normally at the end of a sleight of hand routine.
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Intuition: The term is implying that you are swapping out a 'hot' deck (where the order of cards has been lost due to the act) with a pre-arranged (cooler) deck for your finale.

Name: Copper and Silver
Definition: Effect using two coins of contrasting metals which change place.
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Context: Magic
Abbreviation: C/S

Name: Crimp
Definition: A bend secretly put in a playing card which can be used in magic, there are many different types* used for card location.
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Name: Deal
Definition: to take cards off the top of the deck.
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Context: Magic

Name: Dirty
Definition: a hand which contains an object the audience should not know about, or the condition at some point where the magician has "vanished" objects or gimmicked items hidden in her hands.
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Context: Magic

Name: Ditch
Definition: to secretly get rid of an object or gimmick.
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Name: Double back
Definition: a playing card with the back of a deck printed on both sides (i.e., neither side has a value printed on it).
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Name: Dove pan
Definition: a classic effect in which a performer produces a dove from a seemingly empty pan.
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Name: Dovetail shuffle
Definition: see Riffle shuffle.
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Name: Downs Palm
Definition: to palm between the crotch of the index finger and the crotch of the thumb.
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Etymology: Invented by T. Nelson Downs.

Name: Effect
Definition: how a magic trick is perceived by a spectator.
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Name: Egg bag
Definition: a utility bag which can be turned inside out to conceal an object (egg) or and then reproduce it.
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Name: Elmsley count
Definition: a false count (often done with four cards) where the face or back of a card is hidden while the cards are passed from one hand to another. Named for Alex Elmsley, its inventor.
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Name: Equivoque
Definition: a method of forcing a specific object on a spectator through a seemingly randomized selection process. See Force.
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Name: Fairy dust
Definition: see Magic dust.
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Name: False transfer
Definition: a technique in which an object appears to be taken into one hand while actually being retained in the other.
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Name: Faro
Definition: a shuffle similar to the riffle where the cards mesh perfectly. An in or out faro is performed depending on the position of the top card.
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Name: Finger clip
Definition: a technique used to clip coins or small objects secretly. Usually used for production.
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Name: Finger palm
Definition: to palm in the fingers.
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Name: Flash
Definition: to accidentally expose an object or part of an object momentarily during a secret move.
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Name: Flash paper
Definition: a magic gimmick that allows the magician to create effect in a routine. Often used as misdirection. see Nitrocellulose.
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Name: Flourish
Definition: a showy move which displays handling skills.
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Name: Force
Definition: where a card or other object is made to be selected by the spectator, despite the appearance of a free choice.
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Name: French drop
Definition: A false transfer with a coin or small object.
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Name: Gaff
Definition: A gimmick designed to look like something real while accomplishing some secret task.
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Name: Ghost count
Definition: A false count of cards.
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Name: Glimpse
Definition: a secret view of a card or object.
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Name: Gimmick
Definition: a secret part or object used to make the trick work.
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Name: Invisible Deck
Definition: A popular gimmicked deck of cards where a named card appears reversed in a deck. The notion of using an “invisible” deck to play cards go back to 1922 when on June 25th, the Morning Telegraph published a description of Hamtree Harrington playing poker with imaginary cards, it was a "masterpiece of comedy" they report. The first use of the idea as a magic trick goes back to 1923 and is credited in The Magic World to Leslie Henson. Most of the bits associated with the popularised Don Alan routine actually go back to a Laurel and Hardy film, Oliver the Eighth. Jack Barty presents an entire invisible deck routine: takes cards from box, overhand and table shuffles the cards, plays a game of solitaire and so on. A year after the film, Annemann describes the effect in The Jinx, but offers no method. U.F. Grant later offers to solutions in 50 Crazy Card Stunts. It went on to be popularised by Bob Longe, Don Alan and Eddie Fields.
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Name: Impromptu
Definition: a trick that can be performed at a moment's notice, usually with everyday objects and little or no preparation.
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Name: Key card
Definition: a known card used to locate another. See locator.
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Name: Lapping
Definition: dropping an object into one's lap to vanish it* performed while seated.
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Name: Load
Definition: Verb—to secretly put an object into a location. Noun—An object in a secret location ready to be produced.
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Name: Loaded
Definition: a die which comes up the same number, or an object which secretly contains another object ready for production.
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Name: Locator
Definition: similar to a key card* a card which can be found in some way. It may be long, short, thick, rough, smooth, crimped, daubed, marked, reversed, or simply known.
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Name: Loop
Definition: A super-thin elastic string, tied into a small circular loop, worn on the wrist. Used for levitating small, lightweight objects and many PK effects.
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Name: M5
Definition: Neodymium magnet, used for PK effects, balances, stopping watches, and vanishes.
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Name: Magic dust
Definition: invisible substance stored in magician's pocket that supposedly makes tricks work. Excuse for going to a pocket to get rid of a vanished item. Also called "Woofle Dust." See Misdirection.
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Name: Magician's choice
Definition: see Force.
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Name: Magician's rope
Definition: soft, usually white rope used for rope tricks.
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Name: Magician's wax
Definition: wax used to temporarily attach objects. The earliest known magician's wax is beeswax.
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Name: Manipulator
Definition: a magician with a showy sleight of hand act, often set to music.
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Name: Mark
Definition: a subject for a con game.
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Name: Marked deck
Definition: a deck of cards with secret markings on the back of each card to identify that card's value.
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Name: Mechanic
Definition: an operator who is very skilled at sleight of hand, usually with cards.
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Name: Mechanic's grip
Definition: a way of holding the pack in the left hand ready for dealing. The forefinger is on the front of the deck to help square the pack and control the cards. A lay person will hold the deck with the fingers all underneath or down the side.
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Name: Mercury Fold
Definition: a card move in which the magician secretly folds a card under the deck.
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Name: Misdirection
Definition: psychological techniques for controlling attention.
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Name: Monte
Definition: a famous con game where three cards are thrown down and the mark has to follow a chosen card* due to a sleight of hand, the mark never wins.
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Name: Oil and Water
Definition: a type of card effect in which shuffled red and black cards are revealed to be separated.
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Name: One Ahead
Definition: principle often used in mentalism where the magician uses previously obtained information to stay one step ahead of the audience and supposedly make accurate predictions/guesses.
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Name: One-Handed Cut
Definition: a card flourish in which the magician cuts the deck using only one hand.
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Name: Out
Definition: an alternative ending to an effect.
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Name: Overhand shuffle
Definition: a shuffle where the cards are dropped from one hand into the other in small random groups.
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Name: Packet trick
Definition: a card magic effect involving a small quantity of cards.
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Name: Palm
Definition: to secretly hold an object in the hand in a manner which is unnoticeable.
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Name: Pass
Definition: a secret move to transpose the halves of a pack* a way to secretly cut a deck of cards.
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Name: Peek
Definition: see Glimpse.
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Name: Prestidigitation
Definition: Magic tricks performed as entertainment.
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Name: Profonde/Pochettes
Definition: large pockets in tail coats which can be used for vanishes or productions, although not a popular method today due to fashion trends.
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Name: Pinch
Definition: holding something between the fingers.
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Name: Plant
Definition: see Confederate.
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Name: PK Effect
Definition: see "Psychokinesis".
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Name: Psychokinesis
Definition: moving things using supposed supernatural powers.
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Name: Pull
Definition: a device of elastic which pulls object up sleeve or under jacket as in the vanishing cigarette.
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Name: Pull through shuffle
Definition: the concluding move to a riffle where the two halves are pulled through each other and not mixed.
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Name: Retention of vision
Definition: the after-image on the retina* applied to certain visually convincing vanishes.
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Name: Raven
Definition: a pull consisting of a padded magnet on elastic.
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Name: Riffle
Definition: to let cards come out of the hand, creating a noise.
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Name: Riffle shuffle
Definition: the most common shuffling technique in which half of the deck is held in each hand with the thumbs inward, then cards are released by the thumbs so that they fall to the table intertwined.
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Name: Rough
Definition: cards which have been treated with substance to increase surface friction, making it easier to keep cards aligned to each other.
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Name: Routine
Definition: a sequence of effects (typically related).
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Name: Run
Definition: taking the cards off singly during an overhand shuffle which can be used to stack the deck.
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Name: Secret
Definition: core principle of conjuring: something which should not be shared, usually a method, sleight, or other means of accomplishing an effect.
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Name: Self-working
Definition: describes a trick (such as a card trick) that requires minimal skill and no sleight of hand.
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Name: Servante
Definition: a secret shelf or compartment behind the magician's table.
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Name: Silk
Definition: a silk handkerchief.
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Name: Shell
Definition: a hollowed out coin or ball which fits over the real object allowing vanish and reproductions.
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Name: Shell game
Definition: a confidence trick involving three half walnut shells and a pea. The mark bets on which shell contains the pea but loses every time because the operator is cheating with sleight of hand.
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Name: Shill
Definition: see Confederate.
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Name: Shut Eye
Definition: a performer so skilled at the illusion of mind reading that they come to believe they actually do possess psychic powers.
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Name: Shuffle
Definition: to randomize a deck of playing cards.
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Name: Siva Count
Definition: also known as the reversed elmsley count, is a false count done usually after executing an Elmsley count.
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Name: Sleeving
Definition: dropping an object up a sleeve to vanish it.
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Name: Sleeve Toss
Definition: a technique used in dove magic.
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Name: Sleight
Definition: a secret move or technique.
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Name: Slicks
Definition: highly polished cards or coins which are more slippery* useful for flourishes. See Rough.
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Name: Slide
Definition: a tube used to get an object to an otherwise impossible to reach location.
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Name: Slip
Definition: to retain the top or bottom cards, or both, during an overhand shuffle.
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Name: Slip-on corner
Definition: a corner of a card that can be placed over the actual corner of a card. These corners show a rank and suit different from the card's actual.
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Name: Sphinx Principle
Definition: the concept that two mirrors at 90 degrees and with their apex facing the audience can be used to reflect the side curtains or walls, which are the same pattern as those at the back, enabling an object to be hidden behind the mirrors* first used in the Sphinx illusion.
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Name: Sponge
Definition: a sponge ball.
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Name: Spread
Definition: flourishing a deck of cards onto a tabletop.
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Name: Stack
Definition: (noun) a prearranged deck or part of the deck of cards.
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Name: Stack
Definition: (verb) to arrange cards to the performer's need while shuffling them.
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Name: Steal
Definition: a sleight used to obtain an object secretly.
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Name: Stodare egg
Definition: a hollow egg used in vanish or production of a silk.
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Name: Stooge
Definition: see Confederate.
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Name: Sucker effect
Definition: a trick where the spectator is led to believe he has worked it out, only to be proven wrong.
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Name: Switch
Definition: to exchange one object for another.
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Name: Svengali deck
Definition: also called a long-and-short deck, a gaff deck of cards in which half of the cards are shorter than the other half. The shorter cards all have the same value (e.g., 8 of diamonds), while the long cards are all different. Svengali decks can be used for card forces, ambitious card routines, and a variety of other effects.
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Name: Table shuffle
Definition: a variation of the riffle shuffle, often used by dealers in casinos, in which the deck's halves are placed flat on the table with their rear corners touching. The back edges are then lifted with the thumbs while the halves are pushed together.
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Name: Talking
Definition: inadvertent noises made by the props which can give away the trick.
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Name: Tenkai palm
Definition: to palm between the thumb and the palm.
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Name: Thumb palm
Definition: to palm in the crotch of the thumb.
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Name: Thumb tip
Definition: A popular magician's prop consisting of a hollow plastic thumb that fits on the end of your thumb. Used to make small objects disappear and re-appear.
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Name: Thumper
Definition: A device typically used by an accomplice in the audience to signal to a magician what a subject has selected, commonly used in mentalism.
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Name: Torn and Restored
Definition: a trick in which the magician rips something up into many pieces and then "restores" it.
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Name2: Cut and Restored
Abbreviation: TnR

Name: Tourniquet
Definition: see French drop.
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Name: Woofle dust
Definition: see Magic dust.
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Name: Wand
Definition: A slender stick typically used by a magician as a symbol of magic as well as a device used for both direction and misdirection. The stereotypical magician's wand is black with white tips although many other types exist.
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Name: Zarrow shuffle
Definition: A blind shuffle, that appears to be an honest riffle shuffle to spectators and leaves the deck entirely in its original order.
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Name: Zombie Ball
Definition: A ball that floats around, usually under the cover of a cloth.
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Name: Patter
Definition: The dialogue used in the performance of an effect. Patter styles may differ from magician to magician;some prefer a serious patter, while others opt for a light hearted humorous patter to relax the audience and try to catch them off guard.
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Name: Sleight of hand
Definition: fine motor skills when used by performing artists in different art forms to entertain or manipulate
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Name2: legerdemain

Name: Bottom dealing
Definition: a sleight of hand technique in which the bottom card from a deck of playing cards is dealt instead of the top card
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Name2: Base dealing

Name: Hanger
Definition: A side effect of a sleight of hand which let a card out of place
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Context: Card magic

Name: Card shapr
Definition: a person who uses skill and/or deception to win at poker or other card games .
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_dealing
Context: Card magic
Definition2: practitioners of card tricks for entertainment purposes
Name2: Card shark

Name: Second dealing
Definition: a method of manipulating a deck of cards by way of dealing the second, rather than the top card of the deck
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Context: Card magic

Name: Burn card
Definition: A playing card dealt from the top of a deck, and discarded
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Context: Card

Name: A false shuffle
Definition: A method of shuffling whereby the deck appears to have been shuffled fairly, when in reality one or more cards (up to and including the entire deck) stays in the same position
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Context: Card

Name: Stacking the deck
Definition: Placing some cards in a desirable order
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_dealing
Context: Card

Name: Riffle stacking
Definition: Doing a falshe shuffle to stack the deck
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_dealing
Context: Card

Name: Shuffling machine
Definition: Machine doing automatic shuffling
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_dealing
Context: Card

Name: Overhand shuffle
Definition: the shuffling technique where you gradually transfer the deck from, say, your right hand to your left hand by sliding off small packets from the top of the deck with your thumb
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card

Name: Riffle
Definition: half of the deck is held in each hand with the thumbs inward, then cards are released by the thumbs so that they fall to the table interleaved
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card
Name2: Dovetail
Name3: Leafing the card

Name: Bridge
Definition: Form made by the cards after a siffle shuffle, when cards are pushed together
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card

Name: Corgi shuffle
Definition: spreading the cards out face down, and sliding them around and over each other with one's hands. Then the cards are moved into one pile so that they begin to intertwine and are then arranged back into a stack.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card
Name2: beginner
Name3: washing the cards
Name4: shuffle, smooshing, schwirsheling, Chemmy, Irish, scramble, or

Name: Mongean shuffle
Definition: Start with the unshuffled deck in the left hand and transfer the top card to the right. Then repeatedly take the top card from the left hand and transfer it to the right, putting the second card at the top of the new deck, the third at the bottom, the fourth at the top, the fifth at the bottom, etc. The result, if one started with cards numbered consecutively {\displaystyle \scriptstyle 1,2,3,4,5,6,\dots ,2n}￼, would be a deck with the cards in the following order: {\displaystyle \scriptstyle 2n,2n-2,2n-4,\dots ,4,2,1,3,\dots ,2n-3,2n-1}￼.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card

Name: Weave and Faro shuffles
Definition: todo
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card

Name: Mexican spiral shuffle
Definition: cyclic actions of moving the top card onto the table, then the new top card under the deck, the next onto the table, next under the deck, and so on until the last card is dealt onto the table. It takes quite a long time, compared with riffle or overhand shuffles, but allows other players to fully control cards which are on the table. The Mexican spiral shuffle was popular at the end of the 19th century in some areas of Mexico as a protection from gamblers and con men arriving from the United States.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shuffling
Context: Card

Name: Zarrow shuffle
Definition: a sleight of hand technique that gives the appearance of being a normal riffle shuffle, but in fact leaves the cards in exactly the same order. This is an example of a false shuffle. It was invented by magician Herb Zarrow c. 1940.[1] The sleight begins as a normal riffle shuffle, but the performer uses the top card of the deck to conceal the shuffle being cancelled by way of unweaving the cards.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zarrow_shuffle
Context: Card

Name: Palming
Definition: a technique for holding or concealing an object in the hand
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palming
Context: Card

Name: Gambler's palm
Definition: the playing card is placed in the hand lengthwise as in the magician's palm, but is retained by pressure between the little finger and the right side of the thumb, which lies flat against the left side of the hand. The advantages of this palm is that the card is not bent while palming, and the hand may be laid flat on the card table.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler%27s_palm
Context: Card

Name: Magician's palm
Definition: A method for hiding a playing card, in which the card is placed in the hand lengthwise, the hand is curled inward slightly, and the card is thus retained in the hand. It is important with this palm that you do not have one's thumb sticking out as if "hitchhiking" as this is a "tell" or sign that a card is being palmed
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler%27s_palm
Context: Card

Name: Tenkai palm
Definition: todo
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler%27s_palm
Context: Card

Name: Card marking
Definition: The process of altering playing cards in a method only apparent to marker or conspirator, such as by bending or adding visible marks to a card
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card

Name: Block out
Definition: Using the same color ink as the back of the card and coloring in small white areas of the card
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking
Example: add ink to the flowers on the back of a card by making the petals narrower or blocking out a bird on the back design.

Name: Tinting
Definition: Lightly tinting certain areas of a detail.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: Cut-out
Definition: Use a razor to scrape off some of the printed areas of the card, such as adding (cutting out) a white bird to the back design.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: Luminous marking
Definition: Marking read by using special glasses or contact lenses
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: Video-Luminous marking
Definition: Marking read by using special camera or detectors.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: Jucie marking
Definition: Marks detectible without any material help, through good training
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: Tintwork
Definition: Marking which uses a tint solution to mark cards, but the marking patterns vary depending upon the back design of the cards being marked.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking
Name2: Shade

Name: Daub
Definition: A special paste is used by a player to mark someone else's deck, on the fly, while the cards are being used during a game and even while being watched. This eliminates the need to switch in a pre-marked deck of cards.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: Juice dust
Definition: todo
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking

Name: gamblers' riffle test
Definition: Looking at the back of the cards while they are being riffled to detect if the pattern cahnge between them
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Card_marking
Context: Card marking
Name2: Going to the movie

Name: Dealing middles
Definition: a sleight in which the middle card is secretly dealt in lieu of the top card.
Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_magic_(illusion)