Inveigles is a verb meaning to persuade someone to do something by means of deception or flattery. It can be broken down into six words: COAXES (6 letters), LURES (5 letters), ENTRAPS (7 letters), TEMPTS (6 letters), ENTICES (7 letters), and Ropes in (7 letters). COAXES means to gently persuade someone, while LURES implies using something attractive to draw someone in. ENTRAPS means to catch someone in a trap, while TEMPTS suggests using something desirable to entice someone. ENTICES means to attract someone with something appealing, and Ropes in means to draw someone in with a promise or offer. All of these words are related to the term Inveigles, which is used to describe the act of persuading someone to do something through deception or flattery.