@Mar T, I've added more words. Maybe we should stop at 60 (I've included below the words from the previous post); 100 might be overwhelming.

For the challenge, I think any form of the word would be OK: e.g. verb, noun, adjective, etc.
For instance: 'allure'/'She lured me into the cellar'.
'dazzling': 'He dazzled the audience with his brilliance'; 'She was all razzle-dazzle' (using the idiom 'razzle-dazzle' = showy appearance or performance intended to attract attention or cause confusion).
'charming': 'She had a boatload of charm'.
'dalliance': 'I dallied with a village lass'.
Enzovoort. Would open up more possibilities.
***Notable in the words are all the 'm', 'n', 'l', and 'r' sounds. In English, these four consonants are considered to be the most appealing to the ear. And of course lots of lovely vowel sounds.

I hope the Kitchen crew will enjoy the challenge. I can imagine some really nice & fun results.

Donna
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Alluring powerfully & mysteriously attractive
Bewitching enchanting, delightful
Charming very pleasant, attractive, appealing
Cellar room below ground level
Dazzling very impressive/beautiful; or extremely bright
Delightful lovely, charming, causing delght/pleasure
Demure shy, modest, mild, quiet
Door what can I say een deur

Elegant graceful and stylish in appearance
Ephemeral lasting a short time
Epiphany a sudden revelation
Euphoria feeling or state of intense excitement/happiness
Gorgeous beautiful, very attractive
Magnificent extremely beautiful, elaborate, impressive, excellent
Portal doorway, gate, or other entrance; usually large and imposing
Radiant very beautiful, bright
Solitude state of being alone
Sublime extremely good, beautiful, etc.
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Beleaguer to exhaust with attacks
Brood to think darkly on something
Bungalow small cosy cottage
Comely attractive (usually referring to a person)
Dalliance brief love affair (pronounced dalliance)
Eloquent beautiful and persuasive in speech
Furtive shifty, sneaky
Gossamer fine piece of thread or material, like a spiders web
Harbinger messenger with news of the future
Labyrinthine twisting and turning
Lagoon small gulf or inlet
Languor pleasurable tiredness or inactivity
Lilt pleasant, gentle accent; pleasing intonation
Lithe slender and flexible
Murmur soft, continuous background noise; low, indistinct voice
Nemesis unconquerable archenemy
Opulent lush, luxuriant
Petrichor the smell of the earth after rain
Plethora a large quantity
Quintessential Most essential, most necessary
Redolent fragrant
Ripple very small wave
Summery light, delicate, warm and sunny
Talisman good-luck charm
Vestigial in very small amounts
Woebegone sorrowful, downcast, very sad
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Serendipity − chance occurrence that is beneficial
Sonorous imposingly deep, full sound
Iridescent − producing a display of rainbow-like colours
Luminous − giving off a bright, shining light
Phoenix ancient mythological bird that sets itself on fire, then rises from the ashes
Lullaby − music or song that puts you to sleep
Rendezvous a meeting or appointment at an agreed time
Ancient belonging to a distant past
Reverie the state of being pleasantly lost in ones thoughts
Elixir life-affirming, magical potion
Evanescent vanishing quickly; lasting a very short time
Mellifluous sweet sounding
Sumptuous lush, luxurious
Willow particular tree that grows in temperate climates