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Definition of entice
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of entice is as below...
Entice
(v. t.) To draw on, by
exciting
hope or
desire;
to
allure;
to
attract;
as, the bait
enticed
the
fishes.
Often in a bad
sense:
To lead
astray;
to
induce
to evil; to
tempt;
as, the
sirens
enticed
them to
listen..
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Into
::
Into
(prep.)
Indicating
the
passing
of a thing from one form,
condition,
or state to
another;
as,
compound
substances
may be
resolved
into
others
which are more
simple;
ice is
convertible
into
water,
and water into
vapor;
men are more
easily
drawn than
forced
into
compliance;
we may
reduce
many
distinct
substances
into one mass; men are led by
evidence
into
belief
of
truth,
and are often
enticed
into the
commission
of
crimes'into;
she burst into
tears;
children
are
sometimes
frightened
into fits
Train
::
Train (v.)
Hence,
something
tied to a lure to
entice
a hawk; also, a trap for an
animal;
a
snare..
Apprenticeage
::
Apprenticeage
(n.)
Apprenticeship.
Drill
::
Drill (v. t.) To
entice;
to
allure
from step; to
decoy;
-- with on.
Bonnet
::
Bonnet
(n.) An
accomplice
of a
gambler,
auctioneer,
etc., who
entices
others
to bet or to bid; a
decoy..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To draw or
direct
by
influence,
whether
good or bad; to
prevail
on; to
induce;
to
entice;
to
allure;
as, to lead one to
espouse
a
righteous
cause..
Lenticel
::
Lenticel
(n.) A
small,
lens-shaped
gland on the under side of some
leaves..
Decoy
::
Decoy (n.) A place into which wild fowl, esp.
ducks,
are
enticed
in order to take or shoot
them..
Articled
::
Articled
(a.) Bound by
articles;
apprenticed;
as, an
articled
clerk..
Lenticula
::
Lenticula
(n.) A
lenticel.
Intice
::
Intice
(v. t.) See
Entice.
Lure
::
Lure (n.) Any
enticement;
that which
invites
by the
prospect
of
advantage
or
pleasure;
a
decoy.
Bait
::
Bait (v. i.)
Anything
which
allures;
a lure;
enticement;
temptation.
Lenticelle
::
Lenticelle
(n.)
Lenticel.
Enticement
::
Enticement
(n.) That which
entices,
or
incites
to evil; means of
allurement;
alluring
object;
as, an
enticement
to sin..
Temptress
::
Temptress
(n.) A woman who
entices.
Enticer
::
Enticer
(n.) One who
entices;
one who
incites
or
allures
to evil.
Lenticellate
::
Lenticellate
(a.)
Producing
lenticels;
dotted
with
lenticels.
Apprentice
::
Apprentice
(n.) A
barrister,
considered
a
learner
of law till of
sixteen
years'
standing,
when he might be
called
to the rank of
serjeant..
Schoolship
::
Schoolship
(n.) A
vessel
employed
as a
nautical
training
school,
in which naval
apprentices
receive
their
education
at the
expense
of the
state,
and are
trained
for
service
as
sailors.
Also, a
vessel
used as a
reform
school
to which boys are
committed
by the
courts
to be
disciplined,
and
instructed
as
mariners..
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