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charisma vacuum 

Someone who sucks all the lively-hood and fun out of the room. Generally, a boring or stale person.
Man, Moose is a charisma vacuum. Just so boring. Can't even cut a promo while being somewhat interested in what he is saying. Puts me to sleep.
charisma vacuum by doomsday519 June 27, 2014
compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others, can also mean a blessing
2. charisma is a beautiful, outgoing ,loving and caring person. She has a huge heart and loves hard.She always wants to make people happy and constantly tries to make people smile. A genuinely nice girl who should be treated like the beautiful princess she is. She's a good person to be around, so if you ever meet one, never let her go. Ever. She will always be there to help others in need. Having her as a friend or etc.. is a blessing !!
"she enchanted guests with her charisma"
I pride myself for having Charisma as my girlfriend"
Charisma by tbaaby March 25, 2017

Captain Charisma 

Christian's nickname since he is one of the most charismatic wrestlers in the WWE today.
"I'm Captain Charisma and that's how I roll."-Christian
Captain Charisma by Alex January 5, 2005

Flaming Charisma 

A state of being; also used to describe the strong and silent type.
Quick, Minho! Give us some flaming charisma!

charismatic

adj : possessing an extraordinary ability to attract; having a way with words
"That grandiloquent raconteur was charismatic."

Charisma Man 

Coined by Larry Rodney for his comic strip of the same name. Charisma Man was the alter ego of a typical western man in Japan. Because of this strip it has come into common usage by many westerners in Japan, and has spread to similar countries like Korea.

A charisma man is typically a western male in an Asia country who enjoys unexpected popularity, particularly if he was nothing special in his home country.
From Charisma Man comic strip, "Back on his home planet of Canada our hero was just another average guy, but when he landed on planet Japan he became Charisma Man. But can our hero defend himself against his arch-enemy Western Woman!?"
Charisma Man by Jorden K L December 17, 2006
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