enamour
41enamoured — /ɛnˈæməd/ (say en amuhd), /ən / (say uhn ) adjective (sometimes followed by of) inflamed with love; charmed; captivated: to be enamoured of a lady. Also, enamored. {past participle of obsolete enamour; Middle English enamor(en), from Old French… …
42smite — [c]/smaɪt / (say smuyt) verb (smote or, Obsolete, smit, smitten or smit, smiting) –verb (t) 1. to strike or hit hard, as with the hand, a stick or weapon, etc., or as the hand or a weapon does. 2. to deal (a blow, etc.) by striking hard. 3. to… …
43captivate — [v] attract, enchant allure, beguile, bewitch, charm, dazzle, delight, draw, enamour, enrapture, enslave, ensnare, entertain, enthrall, entrance, fascinate, gratify, grip, hold, hook, hypnotize, infatuate, intrigue, lure, magnetize, make a hit… …
44seduce — [v1] tempt, ensnare bait, beguile, betray, bribe, coax, deceive, decoy, delude, draw, entice, entrap, hook, induce, inveigle, invite, lead astray*, lead on*, lure, mislead, mousetrap*, persuade, pull, rope in, steer, string along*, sucker*,… …
45becharm — verb 1. control by magic spells, as by practicing witchcraft • Syn: ↑charm • Derivationally related forms: ↑charm (for: ↑charm) • Hypernyms: ↑control, ↑command …
46enamor — verb attract; cause to be enamored She captured all the men s hearts • Syn: ↑capture, ↑enamour, ↑trance, ↑catch, ↑becharm, ↑captivate, ↑beguile, ↑charm, ↑ …
47inamorato — n. (pl. os; fem. inamorata) a lover. Etymology: It., past part. of inamorare enamour (as IN (2), amore f. L amor love) …
48enamorado — /en äm ō räˈdō/ noun (pl enamoradˈos) (obsolete; Spanish) A lover • • • Main Entry: ↑enamour …
49enamouring — enamˈouring adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑enamour …
50enamoured of — 1. In love with 2. Keen on • • • Main Entry: ↑enamour …
