Artifice, ruse, trick, dodge, manoeuver, wile, stratagem, subterfuge, finesse.

We might wile away an hour there very pleasantly if you feel so disposed.

" Though the city holds thee captive By trick, and wile, and lure, Out yonder lies the loveliness Of things that shall endure.

On the whole, the hand fishing is uninteresting, but it serves to wile away an odd hour when hunting and shooting are hardly practicable.

Some artful wile of counterfeited love!

Then, of all times, the hosts of Satan are marshaled that by every possible insidious wile and open warfare they may overcome.

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And shall I press that fair and taintless brow With my fond lips, and tempt, with many a wile Of playful love, those features to beguile A parent with their mirth?

And, O thou without a foe, as all unchaste wile in the family of a man of pure descent cannot be brought back to the path of virtue, so I failed to bring Dhritarashtra back.

Of food he had a simple store, And when the churls the chase gave o'er, And evening sunk upon the vale, With rubbing head and upright tail, Pacing before him to and fro, Puss lured him on the way to go Coaxing him on, with tender wile, O'er heath and down for many a mile.