1. CAJOLE, V.
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1. trans. To prevail upon or get one's way with (a person) by
delusive flattery, specious promises, or any false means of persuasion.
(`A low word' J.)

    b. Const. into, from an action or state.

    c. Const. out of:    (a) to do (a person) out of (a thing) by
flattery, etc.;    (b) to get (a thing) out of a person by flattery,
etc.

    2. intr. or absol. To use cajolery. {dag}to cajole with:{em}sense 1
(cf. persuade with).

2. CAJOLE, N.
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Obs. rare.

    A delusive flattery.