Difference between Conjuring Trick and Conjuror

CONJURING TRICK vs CONJUROR: NOUN

Pythonesque, Pantomimic, Danse macabre, Flummery, Ex nihilo, Hokey cokey, Conjuror, Prestidigitation, Escapology, Magic trick, Deception, Magic, Trick, Legerdemain, Illusion

Sorceress, Mentalism, Conjuration, Trickster, Wizard, Escapologist, Magic, Enchanter, Sorcerer, Magus, Conjure man, Illusionist, Prestidigitator, Magician, Conjurer

Giddying, Brownism, Mentalism, Pythonesque, Pantomimic, Danse macabre, Flummery, Ex nihilo, Hokey cokey, Conjuror, Prestidigitation, Magic trick, Deception, Magic, Trick

Occultist, Puppeteer, Charlatan, Sorceress, Mentalism, Conjuration, Trickster, Wizard, Magic, Enchanter, Sorcerer, Magus, Illusionist, Magician, Conjurer

His extraordinary capacity for sitting as though glued to his table produced upon us the effect of an inexplicable conjuring trick.

However, the analogy is not total because, unlike a conjuror, the compiler is not supposed to cheat.
At these parties his feelings were like those of a conjuror who always expects his trick to be found out at any moment.
She was also investigated by conjuror Harry Houdini, to whom she eventually admitted many of her tricks, after her retirement.
The only surefire way to get rid of them is to kill the conjuror.
But that motive, like a conjuror producing rabbits out of a hat, which anyone at the station could do.
It may make for one very messy combat, but conjuror might be more realistic when using summoning from then on.
Tis, methinks, a virtue to which I, who am no conjuror, could without any great endeavour arrive.
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Heed of the Conjuror: Self buff that amplifies your next magical attack spell.
DO NOT TAKE ME FOR SOME CONJUROR OF CHEAP TRICKS!