Wheedling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHEEDLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• use endearments or flattery to persuade someone to do something or give one something
NOUN:
• the act of wheedling
• the act of urging by means of teasing or flattery
ADJECTIVE:
• enticing by soft words or flattery
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to attempt to persuade by flattery

Words related to WHEEDLING

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How to use WHEEDLING in a sentence

• His father he obeyed, while in his presence, trusting to wheedling to make his peace in the event of disobedience.
• Again did she give vent to a dry laugh which distorted her wheedling face.
• It was soft and satisfying and eminently desirable to have everything one wanted without the effort of striving for it, but a begging wheedling game on the part of these women.
• He knew his own powers of wheedling, however, too well, to despair of being able, could he see Lucre, to replace himself as firmly as ever in his good opinion.
• Then the Anglo-Saxon was down on the floor, wheedling, talking such sweetness as can be spoken without silliness only in the Spanish tongue.
• Fil-de-Soie and le Biffon were always wheedling la Pouraille, who had lost all hope.
• And he was wheedling in his ways to him, as if Ralph were now become one who might do him great good if so his will were.
• Her cold haughty manners had often more success than the wheedling flatteries of the others.
• But the Emperor Leon at that time won over this Marcellianus by very careful wheedling, and bade him go to the island of Sardinia, which was then subject to the Vandals.
• These fellows kept prowling about the hotel the whole day, alternately wheedling and menacing, without success.
• Swiftly they came, and soon they were at his side, fawning on him, and speaking in soft, wheedling voices.
• And they could be naive and wheedling toward a woman when they chose.
• This was the attitude of his mind, but unhappily it was often apparently contradicted by the cringing of his body and the wheedling of his tongue.
• I will not have them come here, pawing and fondling, and wheedling me as an old bachelor, with a few lacs of rupees to be coaxed out of.
• The lads, talking in shrill, wheedling tones, joked back, and made quite a hit with the men in the trenches.
• Cresswell came out just then, and with him a big, fat, and greasy black man, with little eyes and soft wheedling voice.
• It is the lesser reality of deals and bargains, wheedling, persuasion, and vote-getting.

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