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Houdini
[hoo-dee-nee]
noun
Harry Erik WeiszorErich Weiss, 1874–1926, U.S. magician.
Houdini
/ ːˈ徱ːɪ /
noun
Harry, real name Ehrich Weiss. 1874–1926, US magician and escapologist
Example Sentences
Lipa finished with the psychedelic pop smash Houdini, ratcheting up the tension with a flurry of fireworks as she head-banged to a shredding guitar solo.
“But he has the same Houdini qualities of getting out of trouble.”
There were Navajo rugs; custom, Western-style Monterey couches and chairs; and hundreds of books, including signed first-editions by Theodore Roosevelt, Helen Keller and Harry Houdini.
Magician John Henry Anderson died in 1874, the same year Harry Houdini was born - yet despite the two never meeting, Anderson was reputedly among the legendary escapologist's greatest inspirations.
Houdini delighted in exposing some psychics as frauds, and in 2002, federal regulators targeted 900 lines that charged for readings over the phone.
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