flemen.
to sweet-talk, wheedle, cajole
Meaning & usage
to sweet-talk, wheedle, cajole
Where this word comes from
Possibly related to Middle Dutch fleeuwen (“to coax, cajole”), which is likely akin to the synonym vleien. For the alternation between -w- and -m- between fleeuwen and flemen, the cases of schremen and schreeuwen (both meaning "to scream") have been adduced as comparanda, but there does not seem to be a clear explanation that would account for this seemingly irregular alternation.
to flehm
Where this word comes from
From German flehmen.
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