A Alakazee (see ala and alakazam) Facts: Alakazee is featured in the episode "A Runaway Spell" of the televi sion series "Today's Special" (1987). Variations and Incantations: • Ala-ka-zee, Ala-ka-zam "Ala-ka-zee, Ala-ka-zam, Let me be who I am." -- Elyse F. Aronson, "Ms. Goose and Her Wonderful Rhymes" (1999) • Alakazee, Alakazore -- Jasper C. Coligny, Factory4.org (2004) • Alakazy This is part of an incantation for making a serpent hiccup in the novel The Key to the Land of Dogs by Gareth M. Wilson (2004) In Literature: • Hazel Hutchins, Casey Webber the Great (1988) Alakazoo (see ala, alakazam and allekazu) 'Alakazoo,' he said, and rubbed his hands together. -- Justin Cronin, The Summer Guest (200 ) Variations and Incantations: • AlaKazam, AlaKazoo -- "A Runaway Spell," Today's Special (1987) • Alakazoo, four-leaf clover "Alakazoo, four-leaf clover, back we fly, your turn is over." -- Deborah Hautzig, Little Witch's Big Night (1984) • Alakazoo, alakazam, son of a bitch, goddam -- Richard Lederer, "Fight Song," The Cunning Linguist (200 ) • Alakazoom -- Craig Smith, Narrative Therapies With Children and Adolescents (1997) • Allacazoo -- Caillou's Corner (2002) "I am the weather wizard; I can tell weather with a feather. Tomorrow there will be a storm of laughter, followed by clearing smiles. In Allacazoo, the weather will turn blue." -- The Weather Classroom's "Sky Journal" (2005)