Here's a list of popular Prestidigitation terms and definitions.

Let's start here: Prestidigitation is the performance of magic tricks, especially those involving quick manual dexterity and sleight of hand. I'm also partial to the french term Legerdemain: Skillful use of one's hands in performing conjuring tricks.

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• Add-On: A technique where extra cards are secretly added to a controlled packet.
• Alignment Move: A subtlety used to align multiple cards as a single card.
• Ambitious Card: Selected card repeatedly appears on top of the deck after being placed in the middle.
• Back Palm: A technique used to conceal small objects behind the hand by holding with the fingers.
• Biddle Grip: For playing cards, palm down hand holds at short ends, thumb at back, fingertips at front.
• Bluff Pass: A pass where the deck appears not to be cut but the selected card is controlled to the top or another desired position.
• Bottom Deal: Dealing the bottom card of the deck as though it were the top one.
• Butterfly Cut: A flashy cut where the deck is split into multiple packets that are twirled in the fingers.
• Cascade: A visually striking way to shuffle cards where they cascade from one hand to the other.
• Change: To switch one item for another, this could be covert or open.
• Charlier Cut: One hand cut of the cards.
• Classic Pass: A card sleight used to cut the deck secretly.
• Clip Palm: A palming method where a card or small object is held using the clip between the thumb and palm.
• Coin Vanish: Any method used to make a coin disappear.
• Color Change: A visual effect where any visible object appears to change color or transform into another.
• Control: A technique to bring a chosen card to the top or any predetermined position.
• Crimp: A slight bend put into a card to mark it or locate it easily within a deck.
• Cull: To secretly coalesce a desired quantity of cards, usually while spreading the pack from hand to hand.
• Diagonal Palm Shift: A method for secretly palming a card while squaring the deck.
• Double Lift: A sleight where two cards are lifted as one.
• Dribble: Dropping cards from one hand to another, allowing for controls or forces.
• Drop Switch: A technique for secretly exchanging one item for another under the cover of a drop.
• Elmsley Count: A false counting technique that hides one or more cards in a 'four' card packet.
• Erdnase Change: A complex color change using sleight of hand, named after the mysterious S.W. Erdnase.
• Fan: Spreading the cards out in an arc, which can be used for display or to facilitate certain sleights.
• False Cut: A way of cutting the deck that maintains the original order of the cards.
• False Shuffle: Any shuffle that appears real but leaves the deck in a specific order.
• Finger Palm: A palming method where the object is held with the fingers rather than the palm.
• Flourish: A visually impressive manipulation or display of playing cards or other objects.
• Force: A method to make a spectator select a pre-determined card or object seemingly at random.
• French Drop: A sleight used to vanish a small object.
• Gambler's Cop: A palming technique used to secretly hold a card or small object in the hand.
• Glimpse: A technique to secretly view a card or information.
• Hindu Shuffle: A type of shuffle that also serves as a way to control or force cards.
• Jog: A protrusion of a card or cards in a deck, used as a locator or control point.
• Lapping: Secretly disposing or retrieving an object in the performer's lap.
• Load: To secretly add an object to a location, often used in cup and balls routines.
• Matrix: A coin assembly trick where coins are covered with cards and then mysteriously gather under one card.
• Misdirection: The magician's technique of focusing an audience's attention away from the method or sleight.
• Monte: Any gambling-style card game used in magic tricks, such as the "Three Card Monte."
• Okito Box: A round coin box used to perform penetrations, vanishes, and transpositions.
• Out-jog: A small, outward displacement of a card from a deck.
• Packet Trick: A trick that uses only a small number of cards from a deck.
• Palm: A method of holding an object in the hand in a concealed manner.
• Peek: A secret look at a card while it appears to be in a normal position.
• Penetration: Any trick in which one solid object appears to pass through another.
• Pinky Break: Holding a small break below cards in the deck with the tip pinky.
• Pinky Count: Releasing cards off the tip of the pinky into a pinky break.
• Pivot: A technique where a card is rotated out from the deck, typically for identification or control.
• Prestige: The climactic part of a magic trick or routine.
• Retention Vanish: A coin vanish where the coin is seemingly still visible as placed in the hand.
• Revelation: The act of revealing a chosen or thought-of card in a dramatic way.
• Riffle Shuffle: A common method of mixing cards on the table, with cards riffling off the thumbs.
• Second Deal: Dealing the second card from the top of the deck as if it were the top card.
• Shuttle Pass: A sleight used to switch an object held in one hand with another, under the guise of passing it to the other hand. Also often called a "Utility Pass".
• Side Steal: A sleight where a card is secretly moved from the middle to the top or bottom of the deck.
• Silk: A common magician's prop used in various tricks for vanishes, productions, and color changes.
• Slip Cut: A method of false cutting the deck that only moves one card.
• Snap Change: A quick change of a card from one to another while being held at the fingertips.
• Sponge Balls: Soft balls used in magic tricks involving vanishes, appearances, and transpositions.
• Spread: A display of cards laid out so that multiple cards can be seen at once.
• Stack: A pre-arranged order of cards designed to facilitate certain tricks or outcomes.
• Steal: The act of covertly removing an object from its place, typically used in card and coin magic.
• Steeplechase: Rolling a coin across the knuckle of your fingers.
• Table Pass: A technique for secretly shifting cards while the deck is on the table.
• Tenkai Palm: A method of palming a card while the fingers remain apart.
• Thumb Fan: A type of fan made with cards where the thumb is used to spread the cards out in a circular form.
• Tilt: Playing card illusion that a card is being placed in the middle, but it goes beneath top card(s).
• Top Change: A sleight that exchanges the top card of the deck with a card in the magician's hand.
• Top Palm: Removing the top card of the deck secretly in the palm.
• Transformation: A trick in which one object turns into another, often seen in card magic.
• Undercut: A cut where a portion of the deck from the bottom is taken and placed on top.
• Up the Ladder Cut: A method of cutting where cards are taken sequentially from the bottom and placed on top.
• Vanish: Any method by which an object is made to disappear.
• Wand: A traditional magician's prop used to perform various magical effects or as a misdirection tool.
• Zarrow Shuffle: A false shuffle that retains the entire order of the deck but appears as though the cards have been thoroughly mixed.