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magisterial

(adj): Possessing the quality of impressive superiority. From Lat. "magister," master. Expressive of something that is so excellent that it could be said to govern other things. Synonyms: rule, own, dominate.
"Dude, that was a magisterial comeback you made!"

"You heard the new Foo Fighters? Magisterial!"
magisterial by schellshock October 4, 2009

magisterial

What Ray Hudson says when he is running out of words to describe a Lionel Messi goal.
This is "magisterial" from Lionel Messi. He tiptoes through like a ballerina!
magisterial by thewordlightgiver October 31, 2023

Magistrist 

A person or individual who supports the total supremacy of Magistro over all. They may also discriminate against other groups such as the Cabbies or the Buzzers.

This is distinct from a 'Maggie', who is simply pro-Magistro leaning.
Asriel: "What? Do you really think that this is better than Next Cab Soon, you magistrist!?"

Plaaant: "It is indeniable how destructive the minds of the magistrists are to the peace of this community."
Magistrist by FearsomeCandyCane October 18, 2024

The Magisterium series 

harry potter but actually diverse, with Callum hunt as the main character.
It's written by Holly Black and Cassandra Clare
person 1: Wow I really love Harry Potter
Person 2: you should try out The Magisterium series, it's pretty good and diverse!
Person 1: oooooh nice
Person 2: Yes but there also is chance of 100% that you'll end up crying about it, bu the fandom isn't big enough so you can't

read nice fanfic or share your feelings with people

Person 1: a-are you okay?
person 2: no :)
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