ca·jole 
/kəˈʤoʊl/ verb
ca·joles; ca·joled; ca·jol·ing /kəˈʤoʊl/ verb [+ obj] : to persuade someone to do something or to give you something by making promises or saying nice things — often + into ▪ She had to cajole [=coax] her husband into going with her. ▪ My roommate cajoled me into lending him money for pizza. — often + from ▪ My roommate cajoled [=wheedled] money from me. ▪ The reporter cajoled information from the hospital staff.
