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charm
noun
1 the power of delighting, attracting or fascinating.
2 (charms) delightful qualities possessed by a person, place, thing, etc.
3 an object believed to have magical powers.
4 a magical saying or spell.
5 a small ornament, especially of silver, worn on a bracelet.
verb (charmed , charming )
1 to delight, attract or fascinate someone.
2 (usu charm someone into or out of something) to influence or persuade them by charm.
[13c: French charme , from Latin carmen song or spell]
charmless adjective .
charmlessly adverb .
work like a charm to produce the desired result as if by magic.
noun
1 the power of delighting, attracting or fascinating.
2 (charms) delightful qualities possessed by a person, place, thing, etc.
3 an object believed to have magical powers.
4 a magical saying or spell.
5 a small ornament, especially of silver, worn on a bracelet.
verb (charmed , charming )
1 to delight, attract or fascinate someone.
2 (usu charm someone into or out of something) to influence or persuade them by charm.
[13c: French charme , from Latin carmen song or spell]
charmless adjective .
charmlessly adverb .
work like a charm to produce the desired result as if by magic.
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