charm

Main Entry:
fascination [fas-uh-ney-shuhn]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: strong interest
Synonyms: allure, appeal, attraction, bug*, charisma, charm, enchantment, enthrallment, glamour, grabber, hang-up, lure, magic, magnetism, obsession, piquancy, power, pull*, sorcery, spell, thing for, thing*, trance, witchcraft, witchery
Antonyms: boredom, disinterest
Main Entry: flatter
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: compliment excessively
Synonyms: adulate, beslaver, blandish, bootlick, brownnose, build up*, butter up, cajole, cater to, charm, con, court, fawn*, get next to, glorify, grovel, humor, inveigle, jolly, lay it on thick, massage, oil, overpraise, play up to, praise, rub the right way, salve, sell, snow*, soft-soap, soften*, spread it on, stroke, suck up to, sweet-talk, sweeten up, toady, wheedle, work on, work over
Antonyms: belittle, castigate, condemn, criticize, denounce, insult, offend
Main Entry: glamour
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sophisticated style
Synonyms: allure, allurement, animal magnetism, appeal, attraction, beauty, bewitchment, charisma, charm, color, enchantment, fascination, interest, magnetism, prestige, ravishment, razzle-dazzle, romance, star quality
Antonyms: drab, dullness, plainness, ugliness
Main Entry: hex
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: curse, spell
Synonyms: abracadabra, allure, bewitching, bewitchment, charm, conjuration, double whammy, enchantment, evil eye, hexing, hocus-pocus, jinx, magic, magic spell, mumbo jumbo, sorcery, voodoo, whammy
Main Entry: hocus-pocus
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sleight of hand
Synonyms: abracadabra, abracadabra, artifice, cant, chant, charm, cheating, chicanery, conjuring, deceit, deception, deception, delusion, flimflam, fraud, gibberish, gobbledegook, hoax, hocus, humbug, imposture, incantation, jargon, juggling, legerdemain, magic, magic, magic words, monkey business, mumbo jumbo, mumbo jumbo, mummery, mystification, nonsense, occultism, open sesame, rigmarole, sleight of hand, smoke and mirrors, spell, swindle, trick, trickery
Antonyms: reality, truth
Main Entry: hypnotize
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: put in trance; spellbind
Synonyms: anesthetize, bring under control, captivate, charm, drug, dull the will, entrance, fascinate, hold under a spell, induce, lull to sleep, magnetize, make drowsy, make sleepy, mesmerize, narcotize, put to sleep, soothe, stupefy, subject tosuggestion
Antonyms: excite, exhilarate, incite, inspire, stimulate
Main Entry: incantation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: spell, magic
Synonyms: abracadabra, ala kazam, bewitchment, black magic, chant, charm, conjuration, conjuring, enchantment, formula, hex, hocus-pocus, hoodoo, hymn, invocation, mumbo-jumbo, necromancy, open sesame, rune, sorcery, voodoo, witchcraft, wizardry
Main Entry: ingratiate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: get on the good side of someone
Synonyms: attract, blandish, brownnose, captivate, charm, crawl, flatter, get in with, grovel, hand a line, insinuate oneself, kowtow, play up to, seek favor, truckle
Antonyms: deter, disgust, repel
Main Entry: intrigue
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: arouse curiosity
Synonyms: appeal, attract, bait, captivate, charm, con, delight, draw, enchant, entertain, excite, fascinate, grab, hook, interest, lead on, mousetrap, pique, please, pull, rivet, tickle, titillate, tout
Antonyms: bore
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