Charm one's way in (8)

I believe the answer is:

entrance

I believe this is a double definition.

'charm' is the first definition.
(entrance can mean to charm or bewitch)

'one's way in' is the second definition.
(way into a building)

(Other definitions for entrance that I've seen before include "it's common, say, for some children to sit" , "Gate" , "Bowl over" , "Vestibule" , "Captivate on way in ?" .)

I've seen this clue in The Globe and Mail, The Independent, The Guardian, The Telegraph and The Times.

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