charm¹ /chärm/

1. Power of fascination
2. Attractiveness
3. (in pl) personal attractions
4. That which can please irresistibly
5. A spell
6. Something thought to possess occult power, esp that brings good luck, such as an amulet, a metrical form of words, etc
7. A talisman, amulet, etc
8. A trinket, esp one worn on a bracelet
9. In particle physics, (the quantum number used to account for) the unusual properties and behaviour of certain elementary particles

1. To influence by a charm
2. To subdue by secret influence
3. To enchant
4. To delight
5. To allure

charmed adjective

1. Bewitched
2. Delighted
3. Protected as by a special or magic charm
4. (in particle physics) having charm

charmˈer noun

charmˈful adjective

Abounding in charms

charmˈing adjective

1. Highly pleasing
2. Delightful
3. Fascinating

charmˈingly adverb

charmˈless adjective

Devoid of charm

charmˈlessly adverb

charm school noun

A fee-paying academy where young women are taught social graces

charm offensive

A method of trying to get what one wants by overwhelming with reasonableness, attractive offers, etc

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