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Using a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on any and all parts of your body in a manner designed to briskly remove loose residue while surreptitiously deep cleaning.
Dude, I only have 3 minutes before Rose gets here and my armpits smell like rancid beef.
JMB, dude. (Just Magic Bath)
Slang word for an unshaved vagina.
God damn, that chick had a real magic beard.
When you are waiting in line and an additional lane opens, allowing those behind you to bypass your position in line and be serviced while you continue to wait.
I got so pissed off when I got magic queued by the bitch behind me when lane 12 opened up at the grocery store.
A more discreet term for fingering. Often said using a gesture of wiggling one’s fingers upwards.
“So what happened when you hung out with him last night at the beach?”
“Let’s just say there was some finger magic on the beach...”
When an event, action, or outcome that seems to unnecessarily favor the opposing side in a given scenario/situation. Typically, the result of 'Spook Magic' revolves around the idea that whatever the occurrence, it should not have happened and could only be the result of otherworldly intervention or mystical power.
(Playing a video game where the opposing (in this case, Russian) side is winning despite all odds)
"Thats some Russian spook magic right there"
A colorful small rectangular magical rock discovered on 1868 in the United Kingdom by a group of explorers after adventuring on plains. It is said to have fallen from sky. During the discovery, one member of the group stored it to get showed on a British opera house to showcase the audience how the rock works. The rock itself works on all kinds of magic.
A Modern form of the magic rock was used on Warner Bros.' 2009 film Shorts, where kids discovered it. In the film, it was used as wishing rock that caused chaos on a small Texan neighborhood.
"OMG! I HAVE FOUND A MAGIC ROCK AT STREET!!!" - Person who he/she founds the type of rock
An Orwellian organization run by Communist Party USA whose primary goal is creating technology to prevent you from uploading certain copyrighted content to prevent piracy. It often does not recognize fair use due to it being automated, making expression under the First Amendment a hassle. A company that will certainly cause the next civil war over creativity and expression.
A number of websites grossly exploit Audible Magic's technology, including YouTube, Twitch, MySpace, Vimeo, and many others.
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