verb
ingle
Ingle (verb) means (old use) To persuade someone gently or slyly to do what you want.
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(old use) To persuade someone gently or slyly to do what you want.
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What is the meaning of ingle?
"ingle" (verb) means (old use) To persuade someone gently or slyly to do what you want.
What is another word for ingle?
Other words for "ingle" include fleech, coax, inveigle, cajole, blandish, collogue.
