charmer Definition
charmer (-ər)
noun
- a delightful, fascinating, or attractive person
- a person who seemingly casts a spell; enchanter a snake charmer
Etymology: see charm
charmer Usage Examples
Converse of object
adopt: Anyone wishing to adopt these 2 little charmers may call Mary on 02088864117.
Adjective modifier
- Victorian: Victorian charmer the highlight the lobby to help start is the borgata.
- real: Amos is a real charmer, there's no denying that, setting up the perfect mood for his fairly straightforward autobiographical story.
- little: Anyone wishing to adopt these 2 little charmers may call Mary on 02088864117.
- smooth-talking: There was no doubt that this good-looking, smooth-talking charmer was a match for Jim Fenner.
- good-looking: There was no doubt that this good-looking, smooth-talking charmer was a match for Jim Fenner.
- Irish: Craig Doyle is the Irish charmer who has moved from presenting Holiday on BBC1 to become one of the Beeb's main sporting anchorman.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near charmer
- ‹ charmed quark
- ‹ charmed
- ‹ charm quark
- ‹ charm
- ‹ Charlton, Sir Bobby (Robert)
- ‹ Charlton, Sir Bobby
- ‹ Charlton,Jack (John)
- ‹ Charlton,Jack
- ‹ Charlottetown
- ‹ Charlottesville
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- Charpak, Georges ›
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