I. charm [tʃɑ:m] ΟΥΣ
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Would you give a toxic charm bracelet which could cause skin allergies or a fake cuddly toy that could present a choking hazard to a love one?
www.heraldscotland.com He encouraged the actors to improvise freely, adding to the films' spontaneous charm.
en.wikipedia.org The songs are known for their rubato, sweeping vocal lines, sumptuous melodies, and ingenuous charm.
en.wikipedia.org We were passed to a superior officer, an honours graduate of the charm school who quickly announced that he was impounding our equipment.
www.independent.ie They have charm and are easily persuaded, features in common with histrionic personality disorder.
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