wheedle
verbUK /ˈwiː.dəl/
US /ˈwiː.dəl/
To get what you want by being very sweet and saying nice things.
She wheedled her dad into buying her an ice cream.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To use soft, flattering words to persuade someone to do something.
He wheedled his way into getting a free ticket.
3. To obtain something by gentle or flattering persuasion.
She wheedled a promise out of her friend.
4. To coax or entice someone with smooth talk.
The salesman tried to wheedle the customer into buying more.