Beguile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEGUILE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to deceive
• charm or enchant (someone), often in a deceptive way
• trick (someone) into doing something
• help (time) pass pleasantly
• cheat or mislead
• To delude by guile, artifice, or craft; to deceive or impose on, as by a false statement; to lure.
• To elude, or evade by craft; to foil.
• To cause the time of to pass without notice; to relieve the tedium or weariness of; to while away; to divert.
• influence by slyness
• attract; cause to be enamored

Words related to BEGUILE

beguiled12 beguilement16 beguilements17 beguiler11 beguilers12 beguiles11 beguiling13 geck11

Words that contain BEGUILE

beguiled12 beguiler11 beguiles11 beguilers12 unbeguile12 unbeguiled14 unbeguiles13 beguilement16 beguilements17

How to use BEGUILE in a sentence

• For he distributed money, tobacco, and other things, which enabled the unfortunates to beguile the tedious hours of confinement.
• Thus did joy beguile us into a false sense of security.
• Merry Tales, accompanied with apt Gestures and lively Representations of Circumstances and Persons, beguile the gravest Mind into a Consent to be as humourous as himself.
• There he could indulge in story-telling, in special pleading, and in all the intricate devices which beguile sober men of their senses, and prove black white or good evil.
• His plan, therefore, was, to beguile the little fellow on until he had walked directly into the snare, as a fly is lured into the web of a spider.
• Rollo and Lucy asked Jonas if he would not tell them a story, as they went along, to beguile the way.
• There was something in his look, and something in her own heart, which told her that this was no boyish whim or fancy, such as she was often called to comfort and beguile for him.
• I do not mean to say that he would attempt to beguile the last moments of humanity by an ingenious tale.
• I have sought him with peace offerings in each hand, hoping to beguile him from his sinful ways, and have located him not.
• It is not the music of a rich dream, or of a pleasant fancy, which may beguile me into pleasure.
• Thus she declined into old age, attended, like Queen Mary, by her maids, who would card, reel, spin, and beguile her leisure with sweet singing.
• I have spoken with some, however, knights and men of this world, who deemed that he did but beguile our eyes by craft and sleight-of-hand.
• How glad he views his prosperous projects smile, What guiltless joys his long, long life beguile.
• I view again thy face, thy form, Thy look, thy ready smile, I hear again those magic words, That all my soul beguile.
• In little groups, too, round the camp fires we would beguile the long evenings of winter nights by relating our personal adventures.
• The devil that descended to her is there in her eyes and skin and mouth that stoop even to beguile a peasant.
• To beguile the waiting time she was making for them a chain of the daisies they had gathered as they flitted about, like gay white butterflies, over the grass.
• They were inventions of Providence to beguile me to a better life.
• It was simply a curious story, an interesting adventure with which to beguile a weary hour of stage riding in the darkness.
• To that end sweetmeats and nice presents are placed beside the small infant with which to beguile the good opinion of that fairy.
• Paul listened for a while, but finding little to beguile his attention in their talk, he bade Jesus and Jacob good-bye for the present, saying he was returning to the cenoby.
• The fine music and varied entertainments at the house served also to beguile her time.
• At home we had books, papers, and magazines to beguile our time.
• When she tried to beguile him, U Raitong admonished her and sent her away.
• Thus for more than two thousand years the story which still delights us has been familiar among high and low, and has served to beguile the hours for old and young.
• Suffice it to say, that in so harmlessly attempting to beguile her prey into the snare, the lady fell over head and ears into it herself.
• Hour after hour passed away, as we rushed onward through the blank, and we naturally turned to our fellow-passengers in search of some interest or diversion to beguile the time.
• The blossoms of passion, Gay and luxuriant flowers, are brighter and fuller of fragrance, But they beguile us, and lead us astray, and their odor is deadly.

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