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coaxer

NOUN
  1. someone who tries to persuade by blandishment and coaxing

How To Use coaxer In A Sentence

  • We usually don't see the workings of the behind-the-scenes handlers and shapers and coaxers and helpers.
  • That old pony had a sly, artful eye and a way of shaking his head that was tricky -- and try to catch him loose on the prairie with a bucket of oats as a coaxer! Land of the Burnt Thigh
  • For if many women loved Diarmuid, there were many he himself gave his love to; and if he was often called Diarmuid the brave, or the hardy, or the comely, or the Hawk of Ess Ruadh, it is often he was called as well the friend and the coaxer of women, Diarmuid-na-man. Gods and Fighting Men
  • The brass instrument has long been seen as a vehicle for many flashy players as well as subtle coaxers of tone.
  • In honor of this crop we rechristened the old haymaker the "cantaloupe coaxer. A Busy Year at the Old Squire's
  • Frank sent up a coaxer, but Derry refused to be coaxed. Frank Merriwell at Yale
  • The women vendors and coaxers support each other, and we feel we are recognized and accepted by the community.
  • He was “a great coaxer of stories; whatever was there that was any good, he would find it.” Raymond Carver
  • .38 Colt's was incentive enough to make him stop and then he shoved her over and gave her a little steam -- just a coaxer. Danger Signals Remarkable, Exciting and Unique Examples of the Bravery, Daring and Stoicism in the Midst of Danger of Train Dispatchers and Railroad Engineers
  • Gulsiver was tried with a coaxer, but he let it pass. Frank Merriwell's Cruise
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