Sorcerer
Trickster
Trickster noun - A dishonest person who uses clever means to cheat others out of something of value.
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Synonyms for Trickster
Sorcerer and trickster are semantically related in magician topic. Sometimes you can use "Sorcerer" instead a noun "Trickster", if it concerns topics such as conjurer.
Nearby Word: trick
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How words are described
| human | human sorcerer | human trickster |
| best | best sorcerer | best trickster |
| better | better sorcerer | better trickster |
| original | original sorcerer | original trickster |
| Other adjectives: friendly, sinister, powerful, big, great, dangerous, dark, wicked, cruel, famous, new, legendary, competent, insane, immortal, able, eponymous. | ||
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Journey to Chaos: Tasio (a fantasy trickster god) has been known to cosplay as Q (a science fiction trickster god) and trick people into reenacting certain Star Trek: The Next Generation scenes at inappropriate times, such as when Eric has been kidnapped by an Evil Sorcerer who wants to dissect him.
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Sword and Sorcerer Thieves' Guild: Possibly the Trope Maker Trickster Mentor: Ningauble and Sheelba may fall into this, as they send Fafhrd and the Mouser off on some wacky adventures — stealing the mask of Death or the highest star from the sky, for instance.
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