cantrip
/ˈkæntrɪp/
noun
- A magical spell or trick, especially a minor or playful one.
- In the fantasy game, the character can cast a cantrip to create a small flame.
- The wizard taught the apprentice a simple cantrip to light a candle.
- She whispered a cantrip to make the flowers bloom instantly.
- A mischievous or playful act; a prank.
- The children pulled a cantrip on their teacher by hiding her chalk.
- His cantrip of swapping the salt and sugar caused quite a stir in the kitchen.
- It was just a harmless cantrip, but the old man laughed heartily.