charmer

British  

/ ˈtʃɑːmə /

noun

1. an attractive person

2. a person claiming or seeming to have magical powers

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Example Sentences

Mr. Hersh, age 88, is a gruff charmer; a viewer will understand why people open up to him.

From The Wall Street Journal

At once a reminder to revisit familiar books and a prompt to read new ones, “Worlds of Wonder” is a charmer that, to paraphrase Aristotle, is more than the sum of its parts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shanks expects us to clock the unacknowledged wedding ring on Herriman’s Jamie, a Hallmark rom-com charmer, and so his script takes our suspicions and twists them once, twice and a third time for good measure.

From Los Angeles Times

You sense that she’s made the kind of character-driven charmer she wouldn’t mind acting in herself in five decades.

From Los Angeles Times

He described the celestial lights as “charmers,” saying there is an “emotional, uplifting” feeling you get when you witness one pass through the sky.

From Los Angeles Times