bewitched ness

[Eng. bewitched; -ne .] The quality of being bewitched, deceived, or fascinated. ( Gauden.) bě-witch'-er, &. [Eng. bewitch; -er.] One who bewitches. IMG:content-1294.png:[blocks in formation] *bě-witch-ful, *bě-witch'-full, a. [Eng. bewitch; full.] Full of witchery; bewitching, fascinating, alluring. "There is, on the other side, ill more bewitchful to entice away " -Milton : Letters. bě-witch'-ing, pr. par. & a. [BEWITCH.] A. As present participle: In senses corresponding to those of the verb. B. As participial adjective: Fitted to fascinate, allure, or charm; fascinating, alluring, charming. bě-witch'-ing-ly, adv. [Eng. bewitching; -ly.] In a bewitching manner; charmingly, fascinatingly.