| charm audience | 1.58 | Charm the audience and catch them off guard. | ||
| charm voter | 0.86 | He was known for his ability to charm voters. | ||
| charm way | 0.59 | He has wriggled and charmed his way out of any number of scrapes and embarrassing messes. | ||
| charm people | 0.53 | People are charmed by that. | ||
| charm crowd | 0.46 | Rose has a similar warm smile that charms the crowds. | ||
| charm visitor | 0.46 | American visitors are inevitably charmed by the town. | ||
| charm child | 0.33 | This guy charmed little children and drank milk by the quart. | ||
| charm medium | 0.33 | But if there was a conservative who was somehow able to charm the media, would that not be a good thing? | ||
| charm world | 0.33 | He flashed the boyish smile that charmed the world. | ||
| charm jury | 0.26 | Blackburn was famous as a prosecutor who had a friendly manner that charmed juries. | ||
| charm pant | 0.26 | He was charming the pants off of them. | ||
| charm school | 0.26 | Or Lucy Van Pelt to charm school? | ||
| charm tourist | 0.26 | A giant Disney Store may charm tourists, but it bores and even offends residents. |