Amulet
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 34
am'u-let, n. Something worn to prevent evil a charm inscribed with mystic characters. [F. amulette, L. amuletum, At. hamal a, to carry.] Amuse, a-muz', v [amused (-muzd'), amusing.] To entertain agreeably; to keep in expectation, delude, divert. [F. amuser.] — Amuse'ment, That which, etc. pastime. —Amu's er, — Amu's ive, -siv, a. Capable of, etc. — Amu's lvely, -singly, adv.
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