wheedler

He is a charmer, a wheedler, a flatterer and an occasional bully.

My mother was a born coaxer and wheedler; avoided confrontation, preferring to move to a different terrain and beckon, smiling.

These inventors and wheedlers, dreamers and hucksters, were making the all-powerful software apps of their day: popular songs, sold then as widely distributed sheet music and phonograph records.

Don’t pretend it’s for my benefit, little wheedler!

"Ha! yes," cried she; "he is a bold wheedler."