wheedle out of



wheedle out of

v.
1. To obtain something from some person through the use of flattery or guile: The swindler wheedled my life savings out of me.
2. To defraud someone of something through the use of flattery or guile: The swindler wheedled me out of my life savings.
See also: of, out, wheedle

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Androkles-Ancient Greek
Soner-Turkish
Hero (2)-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
LiisuLEE:-sooEstonian
Kazimirkah-zee-MEER (Russian)Russian, Medieval Slavic
Usoa-Basque