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Often used in the same context:
mesmerise,
impress,
bemuse,
geeing,
endear,
disconcert,
discomfit,
eulogise,
mythologise,
disappoint,
sentimentalise,
unsettle,
scintillate,
rhapsodise,
kidology,
lionise,
spellbind,
barrow boy,
dumbfound,
bamboozles,
enthuse,
outsing,
enamor,
enthrall,
flabbergast,
acclaiming,
daft,
snigger,
discombobulate,
soft soaping,
bewitch,
enrapture,
cavil,
rile,
excite,
namedrop,
overawed,
cor blimey,
ingratiates,
ruffle,
dazzle,
nobble,
yankee doodle,
adulate,
blether,
overpraise,
fancying,
gobbing,
ale drinker,
romanticise,
sports commentator,
infuriate,
gazump,
criticize,
lambast,
tantalise,
astonish,
verbalised,
headhunt,
rankle,
appal,
adore,
hypnotise,
emulate,
ride roughshod,
mesmerize,
displease,
chucklesome,
talking point,
chortle,
heckle,
mesmerised,
overact,
patronising,
doubting,
whinge,
jeer,
fuddled,
mystify,
confound,
trammelled,
embraceable,
underrate,
belittle,
pussyfoot,
punned,
dissatisfy,
reckon,
astound,
passioned,
offend,
demur,
tempt,
beguile,
satirise,
alienate,
philosophise,
unnerve,
gesticulate,
sneer,
effuse,
chorused
More specific:
hold
More general:
appeal,
attract
Synonyms:
becharm,
beguile,
bewitch,
captivate,
capture,
catch,
charm,
enamor,
enchant,
entrance,
fascinate,
trance
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