enamour

She said everyone who visited was enamoured by the dolphins.

His signature shoey celebration – which is credited with popularising the practice in Australia – memeable media sound bites and humorous stunts have enamoured him to legions the world over.

And then the movement and reaction for the second was a player feeling at home in front of the fans already enamoured with his talent, after his 13-goal spell here last season.

The Times was less enamoured with what it said felt like "a conscientious but colourless radio drama".

The Independent's Nick Hilton was a little less enamoured, giving the drama three stars although he also described the cast warmly as "a fine assembly of British television actors".