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Traditional English :: cajole
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cajolr - v.tr. (often foll. by into, out of) persuade by flattery, deceit, etc. cajolement n. cajoler n. cajolery n. [F cajoler] |
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Traditional English :: cajole
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cajolr - v.tr. (often foll. by into, out of) persuade by flattery, deceit, etc. cajolement n. cajoler n. cajolery n. [F cajoler] |
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Traditional English :: cajole
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cajolr - v.tr. (often foll. by into, out of) persuade by flattery, deceit, etc. cajolement n. cajoler n. cajolery n. [F cajoler] |
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English Idioms :: cahoots
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cajolr - See: IN LEAGUE WITH or IN CAHOOTS WITH. |
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English Idioms :: Cain
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cajolr - See: RAISE CAIN. |
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English Idioms :: cake
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cajolr - See: EAT-ONE'S CAKE AND HAVE IT TOO, PAT-A-CAKE, TAKE THE CAKE. |
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