enchant /in-chäntˈ/

1. To charm
2. To delight utterly
3. To cast a spell upon
4. To compel by enchantment
5. To act on by songs or rhymed formulas of sorcery

enchantˈed adjective

1. Under the power of enchantment
2. Beguiled or captivated
3. Delighted
4. Possessed by witches or spirits

enchantˈedly adverb

enchantˈer noun

1. (also fem enchantˈress) a person who enchants
2. A sorcerer or magician
3. A person who charms or delights

enchantˈing adjective

enchantˈingly adverb

1. With the force of enchantment
2. In a charming or delightful manner

enchantˈment noun

1. The act of enchanting
2. The use of magic arts
3. An enchanted state
4. Something that enchants

enchanter's nightshade noun

A plant, Circaea lutetiana, that grows in shady places, the name transferred apparently from another plant (perhaps mandrake or swallow-wort) for no obvious reason

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