automagically 

Extremely annoying word computer nerds use to describe things software does by itself and with no exception would be far better replaced with the word 'automatically'.

The system will automagically create the next user id number for you.

automagically by Jonny Random January 3, 2008

automagical 

1. adj, a task/activity that is so complex or so boring/uncomfortable that one doesn't feel like explaining it or bothering to look up how it works.

2. when something just happens

I DON'T KNOW WHY YOUR KIDS LOOK LIKE ME! It just happened automagically!

automagical by JonTron February 24, 2009

automagically 

Correction of my own entry below:

Pointless and pretentious word used to add no meaning at all to normal english sentences pertaining to the kind of automated proceedure computers were designed to do right from the very beginning of their invention. Almost every sentence in which this word appears can be improved upon by removing it.

"Sign in check-box automagically for 2 weeks", from bebo's sign in page.
"Palette Generator: Automagically create a harmonious color palette from a photograph", from Big Huge Labs page.

automagically by Jonny Random February 13, 2008

automagical 

A common slang word for "automatic". Often used in webblogs and other forms of internet communication.

The phone and the car connect automagically.

Google's corrective spelling feature is automagic.

automagical by Logan April 7, 2005

Automagically 

Term used by IT professionals to describe technical processes to mouth-breathers with an IQ roughly equal to their shoe size.

Project manager "How were you able to get the database to export to all of our client terminals?"

IT Professional "it happens automagically"

Automagically by 10MinutesWasted August 18, 2017

automagically 

something happening without doing something else to make it happen

sarah: oh my god, she passed the test!
beth: obviously she passed it automagically, she's the teacher's favourite student!

automagically by melziiee July 7, 2008

automagically 

A phrase used by Mr. Venier, a teacher at Glendale High School, because he is too intellectually impared to think up a word for something that astounds the senses.

Mr. Venier : Stick the marshmallow in the microwave, give it two minutes, and automagically, it explodes!
Student: Isn't there some sort of electromagnetic radiation behind that?
Mr. Venier: I don't know. It's just an automagical process!

automagically by Hitler of Grammatical Nazi's February 13, 2005