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am·u·let
\ˈamyələ̇t also -ˌlet, usu -d.+V\ noun
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Etymology: Latin amuletum
: a charm (as an ornament, gem, or relic) often inscribed with a spell, magic incantation, or symbol and believed to protect the wearer against evil (as disease or witchcraft) or to aid him (as in love or war) |