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escape artist

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escape artist
n.
A performer who entertains by escaping from confinement.
Translations
escape artist n → artista m/f de la evasión
escape artist n → virtuose m/f de l'évasion
escape artist escape n → Entfesselungskünstler(in) m(f)
escape artist n → mago della fuga


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The Last Outlaw: The Life Of Pat Crowe by John Koblas is an engaging true life account of the wild west bank robber Pat Crowe, an escape artist, ex-Catholic and all around general outlaw in the early years of the 20th century.
The Last Outlaw by Burroughs, John / Reviewer's Bookwatch
Together, the unlikely pair encounter a host of memorable characters including twin sideshow fat ladies, squabbling philosophers, an escape artist, and others.
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This escape artist employs an offset head to simplify the task of squaring the face at impact and so reduces slicing.
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