allurer

[Eng. allure; -er.] One who allures, attracts, or entices. "Our wealth decreases, and our changes rise; Money, the sweet allurer of our hopes, Ebbs out in oceans, and comes in by drops." Dryden: Prologue to the Prophete . al-lür-ing, pr . par . , a., & s. [ALLURE.] A. As present participle or adjective : Luring, enticing, attractive.