presto

Suddenly a little whiff of air enters the pile, when, presto!

A presto ingeniously represents the quick movements of the stag.

A slight motion of one of my feet at this juncture, however, and, presto!

Then my success is certain; I think you'll say so when I draw the curtain, And, presto!

Then presto—the sun moves round, and my window is transformed!

Presto, it was done, and with a mental snap that almost blinded me.

Presto was the dog that lay under the table while we talked.

The orchestra struck the first notes of a thrilling waltz, and presto!

"You just waved your wand, I suppose, and said 'Presto change,'" returned the young man.

Of course, no one can be at a loss to distinguish a Largo from a Presto.