Beguile (verb)

  1. To charm or enchant someone.
  2. To deceive or mislead someone.
  3. To distract someone's attention from something.

Origin:

From the old french word "beguiler" which means to deceive or to cheat.

Examples:

  1. She beguiled him with her beauty and charm.
  2. He beguiled her into giving him her money.
  3. The magician beguiled the audience with his illusions.
  4. The singer's voice beguiled everyone in the room.
  5. He beguiled the time with a book.
Some random words: seclude, wayfaring, sludgy