Enchanter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCHANTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who enchants
• a person who uses magic or sorcery, especially to put someone or something under a spell.
• One who enchants; a sorcerer or magician; also, one who delights as by an enchantment.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that enchants; sorcerer

Words related to ENCHANTER

enchant12

Words that contain ENCHANTER

enchanters15 disenchanter18 disenchanters19

How to use ENCHANTER in a sentence

• His wand was broken, the spell was over, the spirits that ministered to him had vanished, and the enchanter was left powerless and alone.
• The next day they took a drum and a shovel and went into the mountains, where there was a great enchanter who was a very wealthy man and also an asuang.
• Juan helped, and soon the enchanter was dead and buried.
• The young man then became a horse, and his father took him to the enchanter, who gave him twenty pesos.
• Now it chanced that the father of the princess was very sick, and the enchanter went to the palace and offered to cure him for the ring on the finger of the princess.
• Some may have seen clearly, some darkly, but we were equal before the throne of that mighty enchanter.
• And the enchanter bowed and bowed with a grave, sympathetic smile, and then disappeared.
• Other poets, Keats for instance, or Tennyson, or the older poets like Dante and Homer, might compare ghosts flying from an enchanter like leaves flying before the wind.
• Which is as much as to say, we must suit the incantation to the listener, so that when he hears the words he shall not think that the enchanter is laughing at him in his sleeve.
• She may be likened to a child playing with symbols which, in the hand of the enchanter, would be of tremendous import.
• But, though the enchanter wove his spells to rouse the demon of fear, their one effect was to bring up once more, over against him, the defiant form of his arch-subverter.
• An enchanter has waved his wand! in reading of the wondrous world of the ancients, one feels a desire to get a peep at Rome before its destruction by barbarian hordes.
• There is more than one instance of bad faith in the history of that renowned enchanter, Peter Fabel.
• Perhaps Chrissy enjoyed the reading as much as the great enchanter did the writing.
• Most of Thackeray was on the shelves, and Thackeray became the chief enchanter.
• The cat was clever enough to pretend to be engaged in a mouse-hunt, so the Enchanter paid no attention to her and fell asleep once more.
• The Enchanter and his company got in, and the vessel left the island.
• And true to this resolve the lad remained during the years he spent in the service of the Enchanter.
• So faithful and courageous was the little page that, when his year was up, the Enchanter begged him to remain yet another year, promising him rich rewards if he stayed.
• The Enchanter immediately caused the dragon car to vanish, and the witch and her daughter fell tumbling through the air into a pond, and were changed into ugly little fishes.
• Her hair had grown long again, and the Enchanter had clad her in the most magnificent of gowns.
• Soon the parents of Florizel, who had been summoned by the Enchanter, arrived, and there was a wedding after all.
• Seeing the front door wide open, the enchanter walked in.
• Being an enchanter, he could, of course, do this more easily than other people.
• Now, if you remember the first part of this story, you will recall that Zidoc quarreled with the old enchanter over the right spell for destroying castles.
• So the old enchanter gave his arm to the Fairy Jocapa, the Prince gave his to the white dog, and the cat followed all by himself.
• When the festival was over, the enchanter and the wonderful animals went back, loaded with royal gifts, to their own little house and lived happily there to a good old age.
• The enchanter found this bride so ugly that he could not advise.
• A table, which we might have supposed to be raised by the hand of an enchanter, gleaming with silver, cut glass, and wax candles, was absolutely framed in by the darkness around.
• He left such a reputation for wisdom and justice that he came at last to be regarded as an enchanter and wizard.
• They are then beguiled into the house of Archimago, an old enchanter.
• AN AGED SIRE, the false enchanter, Archimago, or Hypocrisy, who is supposed to represent Pope Sixtus V or King Philip II of Spain.
• Virgil the poet was transformed into Virgil the enchanter.
• Hence comes the story of King Lear and of Jack the Giant-Killer, and here are first met the characters of King Arthur and the enchanter Merlin.

Similar words containing CHANT without suffix er and without prefix en

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