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A quality that attracts others to oneself. (noun)
Using one's attraction to persuade someone into doing something (verb). Lucy's charm made her date feel at ease and special.
Michelle charmed the policeman into letting her go without getting a speeding ticket. |
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Deludes the mind, but its precise integration is unknown. Can be used to befuddle humans or disguise objects. Likely it simply manipulates the mind. "She used a Charm, and I don't remember what I said."
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The pendant on a big chain, usually full of diamonds. " My charm so bright, it shinin' like a chandelier "
" I spent 50 stacks on my charm" |
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-to charm someone is to please them, be well liked by everyone,
because you’re pleasing them, even if they don't like you, business is business, never mix business with pleasure..... -charming charm
I, silent ruse, charmed the 11th and the 13th floor.... :) The 11th floor have trashy little trampy earth minds... |
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N. A person with, but not limited to, at least one physical feature disproportionately small compared to the rest of their body. V. Charming - acting with no intelligent purpose, with the intent of irritating those around you Yo, that dude with the peanut head, little arms, and chode fingers is a total charm!
Dude, you are charming so hard right now! Seriously, stop being a charm! |
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AKA: Mooncharm on her LJ
Fangirl Extraordinaire, whose obsession with all things Harry Potter verges on the unhealthy. Also, obsessed with Ender Wiggin and all that his stories entail. "Hello, I'm Charm, and slash is my one true mistress!"
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