A fork of Rural Dictionary
something happening without doing something else to make it happen
sarah: oh my god, she passed the test!
beth: obviously she passed it automagically, she's the teacher's favourite student!
A phrase used by Mr. Venier, a teacher at Glendale High School, because he is too intellectually impared to think up a word for something that astounds the senses.
Mr. Venier : Stick the marshmallow in the microwave, give it two minutes, and automagically, it explodes!
Student: Isn't there some sort of electromagnetic radiation behind that?
Mr. Venier: I don't know. It's just an automagical process!
When doors open mysteriously or objects begin to work on their own.
The doors at Disney's Phillharmagic show opened "automagically" and I was amazed!
Some thing happens automatically like magic. It is the combination of automatic and magic
The dishes got washed automagically.
When something predetermined happens that appears to happen by chance.
This lady in the store was about to make a scene, when automagically the manager and security show up.
Eg. soemthing that works automatically, such as a Microsoft (tm) excell macro, or a car motor.
somethign that works automatically, but seams magical (eg. erections)
Dude, i hate you, your macros are automajic today
(n.) Automating the impossible via processes that seem to involve magic.
(v.) To apply automation to a process or procedure in so brilliant a way as to make it seem if magic was required.
Tim's way of automating things that are impossible has me convinced that he's using automagication.