BEGUILE, BEGUILING
ADVERBS
1647 — JUGGLINGLY in a deceptive manner; beguilingly
1682 — WITCHINGLY in a beguiling or enchanting manner → obs.
NOUNS, PERSON
1303 — GUILER a person who beguiles, a deceiver → obs.
1580 — COGGER a person who beguiles; a sharper, cheat, deceiver, swindler
VERBS
..950 — BELIRT to beguile, to deceive, to cheat, to befool; to jilt → obs. exc. Sc.
1200 — BECATCH to beguile, to take by craft; to cheat, to deceive → obs.
1340 — FAGE to beguile, to coax, to flatter; to toady; to soothe → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1362 — JAPE to beguile, to trick, to befool, to deceive → obs.
1393 — TROIL to beguile, to dupe, to deceive → obs.
1508 — SILE to beguile, to deceive, to mislead a person → obs., chiefly Sc.
1531 — JUGGLE to deceive, to trick, to cheat, to beguile
1560 — HOLD IN HALS to beguile, to flatter, to delude with false professions → obs.
1591 — DECEIVE to beguile, to wile away time, tediousness, etc. → obs.
1623 — LUDIFICATE to beguile, to deceive, to mock; also, to frustrate → obs.
1745 — VEIGLE to beguile, to inveigle, to cajole → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1914 — BREEZE to beguile, to deceive; to occupy one’s attention → criminals’ sl. (Bk.)
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