charm
//tʃɑːrm//
Noun
charmSingular
charmsPlural
1
The quality of being pleasant or attractive in a way that makes people like you or feel drawn to you
She has a natural charm that makes everyone feel comfortable.
2
A small ornament worn on a bracelet or chain
She bought a silver charm for her bracelet.
3
An object, act, or saying believed to have magic power; a spell or incantation
She wore a charm around her neck to protect her from evil spirits.
Verb
charmPresent tense
charmedPast tense
charmedPast participle
charmingPresent participle
charmsThird-person singular
1
To please or attract someone in a delightful way
She charmed everyone at the party with her warm smile.
2
To influence or protect someone or something by or as if by magic
The ancient amulet was believed to charm its wearer against evil spirits.