lud

To refer to something indirectly or by suggestion

An indirect reference to a person, event, or idea

To conspire secretly for a dishonest purpose

A secret agreement to deceive or act illegally

Involving secret cooperation for a fraudulent purpose

To deceive someone into believing something false

A false belief firmly held despite evidence to the contrary; the state of being misled

Creating false impressions; misleading

To free someone from false beliefs or illusions; the state of disenchantment

Disappointment from discovering something is not as good as believed

To cleverly escape or avoid; to be beyond someone's understanding

The act of cleverly escaping or avoiding

Difficult to find, catch, or understand

A false perception or belief; something that appears real but is not

Relating to or producing an illusion; not real

A performer who creates illusions using magic or sleight of hand

Based on illusion; deceptively unreal

Based on illusion; not real; deceptive

A pause or short entertainment between parts of a performance

So absurd or incongruous as to be amusing or invite ridicule

Music played at the end of a service; a concluding passage

An introductory event leading to something more important; a musical introduction

Absurd, foolish, or deserving of mockery