How to pronounce “cajoles”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• third-person singular simple present indicative of cajole

Practice Nearby Words

inveigle, wheedle, sweet-talk, blarney, coax, palaver, coaxes, wheedles, browbeats, shoos, goads, berates, seduces, prods, overhears, blackmails, scolds, admonishes, scurries, befriends, saunters, sasses, sidles, grovels, jabbers, haggles, wanders, pesters, fidgets, woos, chivvy, slinks, ambles, accosts, philosophizes, enlists, scampers, mutters, skulks, converses, acquiesces, prattles, toddles, gesticulates, regales, confides, persuades, hustles, chides, interrogates, rummages, plops, swaggers, banters, blusters, nudges, mooches, sneaks, flails, pouts, convinces, learns, fondles, whines, waddles, indulges, flirts, pretends, pokes, fusses, stammers, preens, despairs, scorns, hoodwinks, gropes, coddles, kidnaps, leers, hypnotizes, plucks, yells, connives, munches, disdains, ingratiates, crouches, sneers, cowers, scoots, sashays, prances, harasses, despises, whisks, sniffs, strolls, inveigles, bawls, improvises

Similar Sounds

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