charlatan, n. pretender, [quack], [impostor], [fraud], [cheat], [mountebank], empiric.
charlatanic, a. pretentious, empirical, [quackish].
charlatanry, n. [quackery], pretension, empiricism, charlatanism.
charm, n. [spell], incantation, [enchantment], [conjuration]; periapt, amulet, phylactery, talisman, fetich, abraxas; [fascination], [glamour], [witchery], [attraction], [illusion], rhetoric; breloque ([jewel]); countercharm. Antonyms: disenchantment, [repellence], disillusionment.
charm, v. [enchant], [fascinate], enamor, [infatuate], enrapture, [bewitch], [captivate]; [allay], [soothe], [subdue]. Antonyms: [decharm], [disillusionize], disenchant, [repel].
charmer, n. enchanter, [magician], [sorcerer]; [siren], [enchantress].
charming, a. [bewitching], [captivating], enchanting, enrapturing, entrancing, magical, [fascinating], [winning], ecstatic, [siren], [delightful], winsome, [seductive], [ravishing]. Antonyms: charmless, unattractive, [repellent], [repulsive].
charnel house. ossuary, ossuarium, [tomb], carnary.
chart, n. [map]. Associated words: cartography, cartographer.
chary, a. [frugal], [careful], [saving], [cautious], circumspect.