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White magic

A type of magic/witchcraft used by a good witch (white witch) who uses it for good purposes only
Yes she is a witch, but she is a good one and she uses white magic, the good kind.
White magic by Idk I am me August 23, 2017
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white magic

a legal drug made out of plant fertiliser. as with all drugs all people take to it differently. but common effects are; high energy, talking stupid amounts of rubbish and a high euphoric sensation.
man i took 6 lines of white magic last night and told these random strangers about when my dog died when i was 9, my feelings on the haiti earthquake and what i like to do in the bath, whilst we were waiting on the bus. i just couldnt shut up
white magic by lexii408 February 25, 2010

White Magic

(n.)A high grade marijuana that is grown by using a hydroponic lighting system and by adding cocain in the water used to feed the plant.
"White magic is hard to find where I live."

White Magic

White Magic
n. 1. A term for magic used by a White Mage. adj. 1. A term used to describe a sort of mage or person.
(n.) 1. Watch out for the white magic.
(adj.) 1. She's a white magic woman.
White Magic by Cyclone231 April 22, 2004

White Magic

1. Slang for Cocaine

2. Magic used for good purposes, especially to counteract evil (contrasted with black magic)
1: "Do you have any of that white magic left bro?

2: “She only practices white magic, she’s a good witch.”
White Magic by Lynn821 October 16, 2021

white magic powers 

This is a common phrase said by White people before committing in the act of eating coleslaw or unseasoned chicken, maybe even perform a few yoga poses
“White magic powers” exclaims Whitee Mahn and starts hiking with all of his free time

Magic White Powder 

Uncle Roger’s slang for cocaine.
Jack loves the magic white powder, He even used it in his BBC food egg fried rice.
Magic White Powder by Aaaaron S November 19, 2021
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