| ASSET | Charm or stamina, say |
| ANIMATORS | They bring cartoons to life, or stamina that's needed (9) |
| SMASHER | A stunner or knockout with striking beauty or charm; or, a person or thing that breaks things or causes harm (7) |
| MAGIC | Word, from a term for a member of a priestly caste of ancient Persia with unusual powers, for sorcery, thaumaturgy, witchcraft or wizardry; art of conjuring, illusionism or trickery; or, charm or wond |
| MASCOT | From the Provencal meaning "charm" or "witch", a talisman or person often adopted by a club or team as a symbol of good luck (6) |
| MOJO | From Gullah for "witchcraft, medicine man", US slang for magic, influence, personal charm or power; or, an orangey Cuban salsa or sauce (4) |
| QUATREFOIL | A four-leafed clover; or, a stylised decorative representation of said lucky charm or "truelove" in architecture, art, heraldry, textiles or tracery (10) |
| DUDISH | A dandy or fop's obsession with fashion, finery and stylish charm; or, the manner of an overly meticulous city slicker, once visiting a ranch or farm (6) |
| DRAB | Lacking in liveliness or charm or surprise (4) |
| SMASHERS | Particle accelerators for breaking atoms; informal word for individuals with dazzling looks or charm; or, circulators of counterfeit coins (8) |
| TOPPER | Informally, the hat immortalised as a Monopoly token or charm; or, a good egg who is hard to beat (6) |
| MEDALS | Word for discs used as charms or trinkets first, later coin- or gong-like inscribed pieces of bronze, gold, silver etc as awards or decorations (6) |
| JUJU | W. Afr. charm or fetish |
| SPELL | Charm or magical aura / intermission / spasm |
| ENAMOUR | Charm or captivate (7) |
| ALLURE | Power to charm or attract (6) |
| TALISMAN | Lucky charm or amulet (8) |
| HYPNOTISE | Charm or beguile |
| BEGUILE | Charm or enchant (7) |
| EXUDE | Radiate intensely as charm or confidence |
