Definition for Wile:

• w[= i]l, n. a trick: a sly artifice.-- v.t. to beguile, inveigle: coax, cajole: to make to pass easily or pleasantly ( confused with while).-- adj. WILE'FUL, full of wiles. [ A.S. wíl, wíle; Ice. vél, væl, a trick. Doublet guile.]

Synonyms for Wile:

• n.

  •
  • means,
  • take in,
  • sleight,
  • honest.
  •chicanery (noun)
  • chicanery.
  •cunning (noun)
  • scheming,
  • craft,
  • gambit,
  • slant,
  • lure,
  • hoax,
  • imposition,
  • dishonesty,
  • twist,
  • monkeyshines,
  • craftiness,
  • setup,
  • trickery,
  • skullduggery,
  • maneuver,
  • racket,
  • stunt,
  • plot,
  • subterfuge,
  • angle,
  • chicane,
  • game,
  • monkey business,
  • cheating,
  • switch,
  • con,
  • scam,
  • contrivance,
  • shenanigans,
  • flimflam,
  • fraud,
  • guile,
  • horseplay,
  • artfulness.
  •deceit (noun)
  • mis representation,
  • mis representations,
  • mis-representations,
  • smoke mirrors,
  • mis-representation,
  • fraudulences.
  •deception (noun)
  • Illusions,
  • jive,
  • chicanes,
  • mare's-nest,
  • fast shuffle,
  • jives,
  • hogwash,
  • fast one,
  • cover up,
  • coverup.
  •device (noun)
  • de signs,
  • pro positions,
  • clever moves,
  • de-signs,
  • pro-positions,
  • de sign,
  • pro position,
  • de-sign,
  • cunningnesses.
  •feint (noun)
  • dis-tractions,
  • pre tensions,
  • dis traction,
  • makebelieve,
  • pre-tensions,
  • dis-traction,
  • mock attacks,
  • hoodwinkings,
  • dis tractions.
  •finesse (noun)
  • savoirfaire,
  • big sticks.
  •gag (noun)
  • jest.
  •pretense (noun)
  • dis play,
  • in sincerity,
  • pre tense,
  • dis-simulations,
  • fakeries,
  • dis simulation,
  • dumb acts,
  • dis-simulation,
  • posings,
  • in sincerities,
  • dissimulations,
  • in-sincerity,
  • mis statement,
  • dis plays,
  • fakings,
  • feignings,
  • mis statements,
  • pre-tenses,
  • mis-statements,
  • dis simulations,
  • pre tenses,
  • pre-tense,
  • dis-play,
  • schticks,
  • in-sincerities,
  • dis-plays.
  •ruse (noun)
  • curveballs.
  •shenanigan (noun)
  • shenanigan.
  •shift (noun)
  • re-course,
  • re source,
  • re-courses,
  • re-source,
  • re-sources,
  • re-sorts,
  • re courses,
  • re course,
  • re sources,
  • re-sort.
  •stratagem (noun)
  • gamesmanship.
  •trap (noun)
  • seducements.
  •trick (noun)
  • dis guises,
  • dis-guises,
  • dis-guise,
  • dis guise.
  •trickery (noun)
  • humbug,
  • bunco.
  •wrinkle (noun)
  • kicker.

• v.

  •allure (verb)
  • be-guile,
  • sweeps feet,
  • be guiles,
  • co-axing,
  • sucks in,
  • be-guiles,
  • sweeps off feet,
  • sweeping feet,
  • co axed,
  • swept feet,
  • sweep feet,
  • sweeping off feet,
  • co axing,
  • co-axed,
  • sucking in,
  • swept off feet,
  • be guile.
  •attract (verb)
  • gave come-on,
  • gives the come-on,
  • sweeps one feet,
  • giving the come-on,
  • swept off ones feet,
  • roping in,
  • mousetrapping,
  • sweep one's feet,
  • sweep off one feet,
  • sweeps off one feet,
  • gave the comeon,
  • sweeping off ones feet,
  • sweeping off one's feet,
  • gives come on,
  • swept one feet,
  • give the come on,
  • swept off one feet,
  • in duces,
  • knocked dead,
  • makes hit with,
  • give come on,
  • give comeon,
  • exerts influence,
  • end-earing,
  • sweep one feet,
  • mousetrapped,
  • in-duce,
  • sweep ones feet,
  • sweeping off one feet,
  • went over big,
  • sweep off ones feet,
  • in duce,
  • appealing to,
  • gives the comeon,
  • in-duces,
  • sweeping one's feet,
  • giving comeon,
  • end eared,
  • gave come on,
  • gave comeon,
  • gives come-on,
  • gave the come-on,
  • making a hit with,
  • makes a hit with,
  • in-vite,
  • knocking dead,
  • swept one's feet,
  • end-eared,
  • giving the comeon,
  • goes over big,
  • knocks dead,
  • giving come-on,
  • end earing,
  • made a hit with,
  • sweeps ones feet,
  • giving the come on,
  • made hit with,
  • sweeps off ones feet,
  • sweeps off one's feet,
  • give come-on,
  • gives the come on,
  • ropes in,
  • in vite,
  • swept ones feet,
  • sweeping ones feet,
  • sweeping one feet,
  • giving come on,
  • exerted influence,
  • making hit with,
  • appeals to,
  • going over big,
  • give the comeon,
  • gives comeon,
  • sweeps one's feet,
  • gave the come on.
  •bewitch (verb)
  • tickles death,
  • be-deviling,
  • puts under magic spell,
  • puts horns on,
  • be-witching,
  • be witches,
  • be-witch,
  • be deviled,
  • put whammy on,
  • be-witched,
  • tickling to death,
  • be witch,
  • be devils,
  • be-witches,
  • puts the whammy on,
  • puts whammy on,
  • putting horns on,
  • be devil,
  • putting the whammy on,
  • putting whammy on,
  • tickles to death,
  • tickling pink,
  • be deviling,
  • be-devilled,
  • tickles pink,
  • be witching,
  • be devilled,
  • be-devil,
  • putting under magic spell,
  • tickle death,
  • be-deviled,
  • be witched,
  • tickled death,
  • be-devilling,
  • be-devils,
  • tickling death,
  • be devilling.
  •captivate (verb)
  • de lighted,
  • de lighting,
  • de-lighted,
  • turns one on,
  • turning one on,
  • de-lighting,
  • de light,
  • turned one on,
  • de-lights,
  • de lights,
  • enamours,
  • de-light.
  •charm (verb)
  • trans ported,
  • putting under spell,
  • ensorcells,
  • puts under a spell,
  • putting under a spell,
  • puts under spell,
  • put under spell.
  •decoy (verb)
  • de coys,
  • egging one on,
  • leading up garden path,
  • de coy,
  • de-coying,
  • mis-leads,
  • de lude,
  • lead garden path,
  • de-coyed,
  • mis lead,
  • mis leading,
  • de-coy,
  • de-ludes,
  • eggs one on,
  • de coying,
  • leads garden path,
  • leading garden path,
  • leads up garden path,
  • mis-lead,
  • shilled,
  • mis leads,
  • led up garden path,
  • de ludes,
  • egged one on,
  • de coyed,
  • de-coys,
  • de-lude,
  • mis-leading,
  • led garden path.
  •draw (verb)
  • brings forth,
  • argues into,
  • calls forth,
  • brought forth,
  • argue in to,
  • argues in to,
  • argued into,
  • argued in to.
  •enchant (verb)
  • casting a spell on,
  • delectating,
  • delectated,
  • carrying away,
  • makes happy,
  • casting spell on,
  • making happy,
  • made happy,
  • cast spell on,
  • casts a spell on,
  • delectates,
  • carries away,
  • casts spell on.
  •take (verb)
  • becoming popular,
  • over-whelms,
  • over-whelming,
  • over-whelmed,
  • over whelming,
  • over whelm,
  • wins favor,
  • became popular,
  • winned favor,
  • over whelmed,
  • over whelms,
  • becomes popular,
  • won favor,
  • over-whelm,
  • winning favor.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • dawdle.
  •
  • waste.
  •attract
  • mousetrap,
  • exerting influence,
  • inducing,
  • mousetraps,
  • give the come-on,
  • exert influence,
  • appealed to,
  • Enticed,
  • slain,
  • sweep off one's feet,
  • swept off one's feet,
  • invited,
  • sending,
  • entices,
  • go over big,
  • appeal to,
  • roped in,
  • rope in,
  • make a hit with,
  • make hit with,
  • knock dead,
  • kill.
  •bewitch
  • spell,
  • tickling,
  • tickle pink,
  • tickled to death,
  • tickle to death,
  • hexing,
  • hexed,
  • put under magic spell,
  • put horns on,
  • voodooed,
  • put the whammy on,
  • voodooing.
  •decoy
  • shill,
  • shilling,
  • lead up garden path,
  • egg one on,
  • shills.
  •draw
  • called forth,
  • bringing forth,
  • bring forth,
  • evoked,
  • calling forth,
  • argue into,
  • call forth.
  •spellbind
  • Witched,
  • witching.
  •take
  • win favor,
  • become popular.

Antonyms for Wile:

• n.

  • cunning
    forthrightness, frankness, naivety, uprightness, truthfulness, openness, fairness, truth, sincerity, honesty, stupidity, honor.
  • Other antonyms:
    ingenuousness, candor, innocence, guilelessness, plainspokenness, simplicity, candidness, artlessness, directness, plainness.

Wile Sentence Examples:

• The University Bibliography includes twelve papers by Professor A. M. Barrett, eighteen by Professor C. D. Camp, eighteen by Professor D. M. Cowie, fifteen by Professor G. Carl Huber, eighteen by Professor F. G. Novy, twenty - two by Professor Reuben Peterson, twenty - six by Professor U. J. Wile, and thirty - nine by Professor A. S. Warthin.

• In interviews that seemed to come by chance, you tried every wile a woman owns, and they are many.

Homophones for Wile:

• weill, wyle, while, weil.