Yes. One who conjures up the dead.

It conjures up quite a picture, doesn't it?

Counselor, there is a proverb, The suspicious mind conjures its own demons.

Other times though, we talk in a way that conjures up a small scene.

So how to get good government? Restoring or securing it conjures up the dreaded specter of colonialism.

Indeed, the term innovative financing mechanism conjures the idea that there is an easy way to meet the MDG s.

For a chemist, a mole conjures up the number 6.02 times 10 to the 23rd, not a fuzzy little animal.

It's really beautiful, and it conjures up all these various different emotions, but he couldn't photograph everything, and to tell the story,

The word kotatsu conjures up images of coziness and warmth, and not just for humans. House cats love the kotatsu, too, and can often be found snoozing under the table, inside the blanket, close to the electric heater.

That is you know, there's no sentence that kind of conjures up that period better than that, I think, which is that you suddenly have the power to put up a picture of your dog and link to it, and somebody reading the page has the power to click on that link or not click on that link.

That is you know, there's no sentence that kind of conjures up that period better than that, I think, which is that you suddenly have the power to put up a picture of your dog and link to it, and somebody reading the page has the power to click on that link or not click on that link.