a temptation, lure, or attraction; something that entices or seduces

to guide; to lead; to encourage someone to do something through persuasion or suggestion

to trigger or lead to the occurrence of something, such as a disease, disaster, or physiological response

attractive; alluring; captivating; tempting

to entice, seduce, or lead astray, especially into wrongdoing or a trap

food used to lure an animal into a trap; also used metaphorically for a lure used to trick someone

an incentive or inducement that motivates behavior

to abduct or kidnap someone by using deception and enticement

the power to attract, tempt, or entice someone; attractiveness or appeal

to entice or lure someone into a trap or scam; to cajole or hoodwink; to deceive using dishonest means

to entice or trick someone into doing something; to tempt or lure into a situation

to lure a criminal out of hiding and arrest them; to trap an animal or suspect

to entice or tempt someone by promising material benefits or personal gain

to use physical or chemical methods to artificially induce genetic or chromosomal mutations in a biological organism

to guide patiently and systematically; to be good at leading and teaching others step by step

To use both threats and promises of gain to influence someone; to coerce with force and tempt with rewards.

To draw the enemy into a trap or into territory that is favorable to one's own forces.

To entice out or lure into a trap in order to kill; to trap and kill (such as pests or an enemy)

to seduce someone into having sexual intercourse; to trick or coax someone into a sexual relationship, often involving deception or taking advantage of vulnerability

to lure the enemy into your territory in order to trap or destroy them; to bait an enemy into a vulnerable position

to persuade and induce through gentle guidance or encouragement

To use both intimidation and bribery; to coerce with force while simultaneously tempting with rewards.

to lure; to seduce; to attract or entice someone into doing something

to trap or trick a defendant or witness into making a confession through improper means; used of investigators or court officials

to entice or induce an enemy to surrender

a physical or chemical agent that causes genetic mutations by interacting with DNA

to cause or bring about a result, often one that is negative or undesirable; to trigger

to entice and then pressure or force someone into doing something

to invite or recruit; to attract and entice

abductor; kidnapper

to teach and guide someone with patience and sincerity; used to describe an educator who provides careful, untiring encouragement

To entice and pressure someone; to lure and coerce.

person who entices, tempts, or seduces others

An electronic lamp used to attract and kill insects, typically using light or ultraviolet radiation and an electric grid; often used for pest control in agriculture or gardens

tempter; seducer; enticer; inducer

to entice or seduce someone away from their original environment or guardian using deceptive methods or gentle persuasion

to coax; to induce

to mislead or instigate others through inflammatory words or persuasion

to kidnap or abduct someone, often a minor, through deception or enticement

(legal) To abduct or kidnap a minor or a woman by means of force, threats, or fraud; kidnapping

to use physical attraction or sex to lure or seduce someone in order to achieve a specific goal

To teach and guide others; to educate someone patiently through instruction and persuasion.

to feign retreat in order to lead the enemy into an ambush

to entice or lure someone or something to come out

the body colors of certain animals or insects used to lure prey closer so they can be captured and eaten

to help and encourage someone; to guide and support a subordinate or younger person

To guide and help the younger generation to make progress; to encourage and mentor those who follow.

To pressure someone into submission using a combination of enticement and threats

a lamp used to lure and kill moths or other harmful insects