v. [f. BE- + CHARM.] trans. To charm, to fascinate; to hold by a charm or spell. Hence Becharming ppl. a.
1340. Ayenb., 60. Hy becharmeþ zuo moche þane man þet he ylefþ ham.
1616. Beaum. & Fl., Laws of Candy, V. i. (R.). My reason long Hath been becharm’d.
1638. Ford, Fancies, IV. i. The paradise of my becharming thoughts.
1883. Harper’s Mag., Dec., 36/1. The forest where Merlin was becharmed.
