1) a ballet dancer's fast turn on the front end of the foot (pirouette)
to cause (an effect) to operate
initiate something; start a function
enthusiasm (the more usual word)
enthusiasm
to cause (and emotion, opinion etc) to exist
excite, entice
to cause a feeling of pleasure, liking etc in (a person)
draw attention
to cause a (bad) effect on (a person) using magic
charm
to charm or delight (a person)
delight, mesmerize
to tempt or persuade (a person)
allure; persuade
to make (a person) very excited and happy
make very happy
to cause (something) to happen by using strong and continual encouragement
influence, provoke
to give strength, energy or courage to (a person)
stimulate
(used as a polite form of request e.g. 'Come in, please.'; to give pleasure or satisfaction to (a person)
delight, make happy
to excite (a person) pleasantly (especially sexually)
excite, stimulate
to put energy, strength, into (workers, a scheme etc)
energize