verb
fleech
Fleech (verb) means to coax someone with flattering or persuasive talk.
verb
1
To coax someone with flattering or persuasive talk.
2
To talk in a flattering, insincere way.
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Etymology
Comes from Middle Dutch fletsen ("to flatter, fawn"). See also flatter.
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What is the meaning of fleech?
"fleech" (verb) means to coax someone with flattering or persuasive talk.
What is another word for fleech?
Other words for "fleech" include collogue, coax, carny, cajole, blandish, soap.
What are the different meanings of fleech?
"fleech" has 2 main meanings: 1. To coax someone with flattering or persuasive talk; 2. To talk in a flattering, insincere way.
