See Also: wizardry(dictionary)
wizardry(dictionary)
Weberian(1)(dictionary)
Weberian(2)(dictionary)
Weberian(3)(dictionary)

Weberian(2) (iou) and wizardry (iou)


Weberian(2) (iou)



Weberian adjective2. M20.
[from Weber (see below) + -IAN.]
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the German composer Carl Maria von Weber (1786-1826) or his Music.

wizardry (iou)



wizardry noun. L16.
[from WIZARD noun + -RY.]
The Art or practice of a wizard or wizards; wizardly or Magic skill; Witchcraft. L16.
Inexplicable and remarkable power, ability, or influence. Now esp., remarkable skill or expertise in a particular field of activity; the result of this. L19.
C. Aiken What wizardry this slow waltz works upon us! Stage New technical wizardry includes a full flying system for scenery changes with flying over the forestage.