Charm
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 80
charm, n. a spell something thought to po e hidden power or influence that which can please irresistibly. v.t to influence by a charm to subdue by secret influence to enchant to delight to allure.—adv. Charmingly. [Fr. thanne—L. cannen, a song,] [delights. Charmer, charm'cr, one who enchants or
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