1. A cabalistic word formerly used as a charm against ague and other diseases. To render its powers certain, it was written on paper as many times as it has letters, omitting the last letter each time until only one remained, and placing the words in such a succession as to form an equilateral triangle. It was then worn round the neck.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• abracasabra,
• zbracadabra,
• sbracadabra,
• wbracadabra,
• qbracadabra,
• avracadabra,
• anracadabra,
• ahracadabra,
• agracadabra,
• abeacadabra,
• abdacadabra,
• abfacadabra,
• abtacadabra,
• abarcadabra,
• abracaadabra,
• abracadaabra,
• abrakadabra,
• abraca dabra,
• Abaracadabra,
• Abaracadbra

• abrachia.

The plural of the "abracadabra" can be the "abracadabras".

The singular of the "abracadabra" can be the "abracadabra".