1. One who enchants; a sorcerer or magician; one who charms or delights. Enchanter's nightshade, an herb of the genus Circoea lutetiana, found in damp shady places.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• encuonter,
• enchated,
• enconter,
• enchanced,
• enchanged,
• enchansed,
• enchange,
• encunter,
• enchanded,
• enchaned,
• enchance,
• inchanted,
• enchante,
• enchanated,
• enchantors,
• enchater,
• enchantre,
• enchaunter,
• encawnker,
• Enchannal

• enceinte,
• enchantingly,
• enchondroma,
• enchained,
• ensuant,
• enchanted,
• enchantress,
• enchant,
• encounter,
• enchain,
• enchantment,
• enchanting,
• engman,
• enchants.

The adjective form of the word "enchanter" is "enchanting".

The plural of the "enchanter" can be the "enchanters".

The singular of the "enchanter" can be the "enchanter".