Charm

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 20
chärm, n. a spell: something thought to po e occult power, a metrical form of words: attractivene : a trinket worn on a watch-guard: the blended singing of birds, children, .: ( pl. ) female beauty or other personal attractions: that which can please irresistibly.— v.t. to influence by a charm: to subdue by secret influence: to enchant: to delight, to allure.— adj. Charmed , protected, as by a special charm.— n. Charm′er .— adj. Charm′ful , abounding with charms.— p.adj. Charm′ing , highly pleasing: delightful: fascinating.— adv. Charm′ingly .— adj. Charm′le , wanting or destitute of charms. [Fr. char me —L. carmen , a song.]
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