charm

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[change] Pronunciation

[change] Noun

Singular
charm

Plural
charms

  1. A charm is an object that people think has a magical power.
    His old pencil was a charm for him. He always used it on tests.
  2. If someone has charm, that means that they can easily make people like them.
    Everyone liked her for her charm.

[change] Verb

Plain form
charm

Third-person singular
charms

Past tense
charmed

Past participle
charmed

Present participle
charming

  1. To charm someone is to amaze them or win them over.
    He charmed her with talk of all the money he had.

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