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Magic Inch 

1. When you make your girl think you´re all in but there is still an inch out, and just before you pull the trigger, you push that resting piece to make her eyes go wide open, and know who's her daddy.

2. To lie to a girl, when you say you are only going to dip an inch in her, but you end up sinking the whole pecker in.

3. A technique that allows you to go 2.54cms deeper after you go all in (also called drillin').
1. Dude: Yo! I gave Kim the magic inch last night.

2. girl: Hey!, didn't you said you where only going to dip the tip?
dude: Come on, I told you it was only an inch. Sorry I forgot telling you it was the magic inch

3. I almost break my rod trying the magic inch, I'll never go deep dicking again.
Magic Inch by Cannon there-you-go January 27, 2008

Magic Stick

pass the magic stick man.
Magic Stick by pete hodge July 15, 2003

Magic City 

Birmingham, Alabama. A City in the Deep South that sucks ass. Nothing magical about it.
Carl: You shouudn't uh dun that; he's just uh boy! UMMMM-HUMMM!
Magic City by Damyankee October 26, 2004

Magic dick 

A dick who sees a magic trick at an angle, so he sees what is happening. Then the dick thinks that he is smart, so he tells everyone how it is done and ruins the fun.
Boy: Chris thinks he's so smart because he saw the magic trick from behind.

Girl: What a magic dick!
Magic dick by holymoosebomb December 15, 2008

Magic Fingers

The event ,during a attempted action of fingering a girl, when the fingerer is not able to locate the "hole" of the recipient. Sometimes, in addition to this, the term may also include the fact that the favour was not returned.
Although the night was initially fun, The magic fingers kicked in and the action was spoiled.
Magic Fingers by Maidzz September 3, 2014

magic spelling 

Spelling so formidable it magically obviates (in this instance) unnecessary use of spellchecker.
I'm not put off by being put under your magic spelling;
Her words were hardly cold on hotmail, when her buddy commented on her magic spelling.