Prestidigitation

A pretentious way to say "magic tricks."

Despite insisting on calling his magic act "prestidigitation," young Billy was actually just performing shitty coin tricks.

by The Prestidigitator November 1, 2009

prestidigitation

Sleight of hand.

The street performer was banished from the area after his contriversial display of prestidigitation.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

Prestidigitation

That word you only know exists thanks to the movie "Akeelah and the Bee".

Dr. Larabee: Alright, Akeelah. Please spell "prestidigitation".
Akeelah: P-R-E-S-T-I-D-I-G-I-T-A-T-I-O-N. Prestidigitation.
Dr. Larabee: Amazing! You should try to win the national spelling bee!

The man with the tuxedo and top hat performed various acts of prestidigitation for the audience at the theater that night.

by Zerotones March 19, 2017

Presticogitation

rapid mental processing that commands compliance because of its speed and beauty

The pundit responded so cleverly to his opponents that even those who disagreed with him assented that presticogitation was one of his strongest abilities.

by Jacobe111 December 12, 2009

prestidigitator

Magician, illusionist, trickster.
One with fast hands like a street magician.
Probably from the Italian presto(fast)
and Latin digitus (fingers).

David Blaine is one of the greatest prestidigitators of all time!!

Oooh i'm sooo impressed...you must be a prestidigitator!

That damn prestidigitator took me for three grand!!!

by thedzone October 5, 2009

prostidigitation

The act of making a hooker appear or disappear, as if through magic.

Charlie's amazing prostidigitation skills made him a joy to have at bachelor parties.

by Kyle D and Charlie W September 29, 2008

prestidigitationater

Noun. Another name for a magician.

The prestidigitationater put in a good show at the birthday party.

by B-rizzle December 21, 2018