Associations to the word «Magical»
Noun
- Amulet
- Realism
- Potion
- Papyrus
- Talisman
- Enchantment
- Crowley
- Magician
- Divination
- Magic
- Spell
- Wand
- Sorcerer
- Sorcery
- Magus
- Drow
- Rune
- Cauldron
- Invocation
- Mage
- Witchcraft
- Wizard
- Fairy
- Alchemy
- Ritual
- Supernatural
- Potency
- Wearer
- Witch
- Shaman
- Genie
- Merlin
- Healing
- Beatles
- Druid
- Mana
- Artifact
- Isis
- Charm
- Hermione
- Lore
- Aura
- Mantra
- Power
- Pretty
- Shamanism
- Elf
- Anime
- Fantasy
- Brie
- Malady
- Yogi
- Frazer
- Thinking
- Dungeon
- Rite
- Unicorn
- Figurine
- Moody
- Horus
- Mickey
- Astrology
- Creature
- Mystery
- Shrink
- Fireball
- Gem
- Tome
- Undead
- Worldview
- Item
- Ability
Adjective
Wiktionary
MAGICAL, adjective. Of or relating to magic.
MAGICAL, adjective. Enchanting.
MAGICAL GIRL, noun. A stock character in Japanese anime and manga, a young girl with superhuman abilities who must fight evil.
MAGICAL GIRLS, noun. Plural of magical girl
MAGICAL NEGRO, noun. A supporting stock character in American cinema who is portrayed as coming to the aid of a film's white protagonists.
MAGICAL REALISM, noun. Alternative form of magic realism
MAGICAL REALIST, noun. Alternative form of magic realist
MAGICAL REALISTS, noun. Plural of magical realist
Dictionary definition
MAGICAL, adjective. Possessing or using or characteristic of or appropriate to supernatural powers; "charming incantations"; "magic signs that protect against adverse influence"; "a magical spell"; "'tis now the very witching time of night"- Shakespeare; "wizard wands"; "wizardly powers".
Wise words
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