wile|wiles in English

noun

[waɪl]

trick, cunning; lure, enticement

Use "wile|wiles" in a sentence

1. wile sb. into doing sth.

2. What does Wile E Coyote want?

3. Their wiles are starting to work.

4. Chicane; Chicanery; guile; shenanigan; trickery; wile

5. Fox's wiles will never enter the lion's head.

6. Crafty is a coyote parody of Wile E

7. The fox’s wiles will never enter the lion’s head. 

8. It was impossible to resist her feminine wiles .

9. The woman used all her wiles to tempt him into following her.

10. Using tools of algebraic number theory, Andrew Wiles proved Fermat's Last Theorem.

11. in spite of your many wiles you are powerless.”

12. His wiles and quirks do not diminish his humanity.

13. I am, of course, no stranger to feminine wiles.

14. He somehow managed to resist all my feminine wiles.

15. Wile Charles was in prison; Sydney Carton had also arrived in Paris.

16. My wile and I consider this to be a most fortunate match.

17. Honey, I need you to work your feminine wiles on Clayton.

18. She claimed that women "use their feminine wiles to get on.".

19. All her wiles were to persuade them to buy the goods.

20. Artifice definition, a clever trick or stratagem; a cunning, crafty device or expedient; wile

21. The police were unable to penetrate the wiles of the cat burglar.

22. They were men who guarded their free will with wiles and murder.

23. She'll have to use all her feminine wiles to get him to agree.

24. All her wiles were not enough to persuade them to sell the property.

25. She used all her feminine wiles on Sam in order to get her way.