coaxer

The camera is not an obvious colluder or coaxer that may betray its subject – such as in The Act of Killing, Borat or Capturing the Friedmans – but we are still emotional participants.

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

The first tip of the season is always briskly rubbed on the trousers-leg and kept in the pocket of the recipient for the rest of the season as a "coaxer."

You are a bewitching coaxer, sis," he answered, "but I am hard-hearted.

It was hard to resist the little coaxers, and Miss Lawrence at last consented.