To entice, wile.

To gain over or take captive by deceitful allurement; to entice, allure, seduce.

transitive. To decoy, lure.

To lead into difficulty, danger, etc., by trickery or deceit; to obtain or gain power over by… transitive. With to, into.

transitive. To couple or join with or as with a link (in or into a chain, in amity, etc.). (Also absol.) to link in (figurative): to entice…

To incite, draw on, allure, by some specious representation or argument. (Cf. 5b.)

To win the attention or interest of (any one) by wiling means; to charm, divert, amuse; to wile (one) on, or into any course.

transitive. To draw, win, or attract (a person, etc.) subtly or covertly to or unto something. Obsolete.

To beguile or cheat into, up, etc.; †to induce by deception to do a thing.

transitive. To entice; to draw on by wiles. Obsolete.

To beguile into; to induce into by trickery.

transitive and intransitive = inveigle, v. (in various senses).