to cause a feeling of pleasure, liking etc in (a person)

draw attention

to use flattery or deceit to persuade, get information etc from, (a person)

attempt to coax; flatter

to persuade (a person or thing) to do something by using kindness, encouragement etc

persuade

to tempt or persuade (a person)

allure; persuade

to praise (a person) too much or insincerely (in order to please)

compliment excessively

to ask (a person to do something, come somewhere etc)

ask to do something socially

to cause (a person) to have the wrong idea or opinion or, to act incorrectly

give someone the wrong idea, information

to make (a person) feel certain about, believe something

cause to believe; convince to do

to persuade (a person who is less experienced) to have sexual intercourse; to persuade (a person) to do wrong

tempt, ensnare

(until 1971) a British coin with the value of twelve old pennies; a unit of currency in Kenya, Uganda etc

bait, entrap

to (try to) persuade (a person) to do something wrong or foolish; to attract (a person) to have or do something

lure, entice

to be pleasant to (a person) to get (something) one wants

talk into