wangle from

wangle (something) from (one)

To succeed in obtaining something from one by tricky, clever, or deceitful means. I managed to wangle some free products from the people who are running the promotional event. He used the damaging information to wangle more money from the company as part of his severance package.

wangle something from someone

and wangle something Out of someone

Fig. to obtain, through argument or deception, something from someone. Are you trying to wangle money from me? You can't wangle any money out of me.

词组	wangle from
释义	wangle from wangle (something) from (one) To succeed in obtaining something from one by tricky, clever, or deceitful means. I managed to wangle some free products from the people who are running the promotional event. He used the damaging information to wangle more money from the company as part of his severance package. See also: wangle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. wangle something from someone and wangle something Out of someone Fig. to obtain, through argument or deception, something from someone. Are you trying to wangle money from me? You can't wangle any money out of me. See also: wangle McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: wangle (something) from (one) wangle out of wangle out of (someone or something) wangle (one's) way out of (something) be on the fiddle on the fiddle bloodsucker play dirty catch not at the shadow and lose the substance take the shadow for the substance
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