Charm — synonyms, definition

1. charm (Noun)

allure amulet appeal appealingness attraction attractiveness bauble beauty charisma comeliness conjuration courtesy deference elegance enchantment enticement fascination fetish gallantry gewgaw • • •

charm (Noun) — Attractiveness that interests, pleases or stimulates. ex. "his smile was part of his charm to her"

charm (Noun) — A verbal formula believed to have magical force. ex. "inscribed around its base is a charm in Balinese"

charm (Noun) — Something believed to bring good luck.

charm (Noun) — (physics) one of the six flavours of quark.

charm (Noun) — A small trinket on a bracelet or necklace.

article attractiveness flavor flavour language object oral communication physical object speech speech communication spoken communication spoken language voice communication amulet conjuration curse fetich fetish hex hoodoo incantation jinx juju mozz siren call siren song talisman voodoo whammy winsomeness

2. charm (Verb)

absorb allure amuse appeal to applaud attach attract becharm beguile bewitch cajole call up captivate capture catch coax compliment conjure convince date • • •

charm (Verb) — Attract; cause to be enamoured. ex. "She charmed all the men's hearts"

charm (Verb) — Control by magic spells, as by practising witchcraft.

charm (Verb) — Protect through supernatural powers or charms.

charm (Verb) — Induce into action by using one's charm. ex. "She charmed him into giving her all his money"

appeal attract command control persuade protect bewitch enchant glamour hex hold hypnotise hypnotize jinx magnetise magnetize mesmerise mesmerize mozz spellbind witch work