That glozes; flattering, coaxing, cajoling.

Flattering, blandishing.

Softly flattering, soothing, coaxing.

That ‘glavers’; deceitful, flattering.

That fleers; †grinning, grimacing; †smiling obsequiously; laughing coarsely or scornfully.

Scottish. Specious, flattering; artful; plausible.

(a) adj. (of words) flattering, cajoling; (b) n. the action of flattering or cajoling someone; an act or instance of this (English regional (Yorkshire…

Of the tongue, or of persons: Speaking fair or smoothly; using specious or attractive language; plausible, bland, insinuating, flattering.

Of a person, his actions, utterances, etc.: That flatters or tries to please by praise, generally insincere; adulatory.

That cogs at dice; cheating; wheedling.

Of, pertaining to, or suitable for a flatterer; flattering.

figurative. Of a person, or his or her manner or behaviour: given to or characterized by flattery; (excessively) smooth and ingratiating…

Smooth or plausible in speech; using fair or flattering words; smooth-spoken.

figurative. Smooth, bland, or excessively compliant in speech or manners; so suave or charming as to be considered unctuous; insinuating…

Of words, etc.: Elegant; ingratiating, soft, flattering.

slick-faced, slick-haired, slick-tongued.

Flattering, blandishing; specious, plausible.

Oily, fawning, plausible, specious.

Smooth; plausible; = sleek, adj. adv.3 (Of persons or things personified.) See also sense 4 below.

Smooth-speaking, flattering, fair-spoken. So (in same sense) blandiˈloquious adj.

Relating to or of the nature of household furniture; figurative ornamental. Obsolete.

That collogues; flattering, fawning, intriguing.

Lying, flattering.

Flattering or plausible in speech; = smooth-tongued, adj. 1a.

That daubs; esp. that bedaubs with flattery (obsolete).

Smooth-speaking, flattering, fair-spoken. So (in same sense) blandiˈloquious adj.

flattering, fawning, soft-spoken.

That palavers; characterized by palaver; garrulous, prolix.

(a) adj. that gilds pills; (b) n. the action or practice of gilding pills.

Characterized by flattery; ingratiating; unctuous. Cf. butter, v. 3a.

= sleeked, adj. 2.

Smooth-tongued, soft-spoken.

figurative. Exaggeratedly and distastefully complimentary; obsequious, unctuous. Cf. oily, adj. 3.

figurative. Given to flattery, unctuous; = buttery, adj. 3.

jocularly. ‘Soapy’, literal and figurative; unctuous in manner; ‘slippery’, evasive.

Characterized by, or given to using, persuasive flattery; ingratiating, unduly deferential. Cf. soft soap, n. 2.

slang. Ingratiating, suave, unctuous.

(a) n. flattering talk; (b) adj. flattering.

Ingratiating, obsequious; smug, unctuous.

= smooth, adj. 7.

= blandiloquous, adj.