Shilling [verb]
Definition of Shilling:
bait, entrap
Synonyms of Shilling:
● Lure
● Fascinate
● Seduce
● Ensnare
● Entice
● Tempt
● Mislead
● Delude
● Allure
● Tout
● Trap
● Deceive
● Toll
● Wile
● Inveigle
● Steer
● Con
● Come on
● Shill
● Mousetrap
● Egg one on
● Ensorcell
● Lead on
● Lead up garden path
● Rope in
● Suck in
Opposite/Antonyms of Shilling:
● Discourage
● Let go
● Repel
● Turn off
● Repulse
● Disenchant
● Release
● Dissuade
● Disgust
Sentence/Example of Shilling:
Ay, that is a thirteen, plase your honour; all as one as an English shilling.
I threw them a shilling: the hay-rope was withdrawn, and at last we went on.
Kirkwood slapped a shilling down on the ticket-window ledge.
A shilling of it is in case of accidents—the mare casting a shoe, or the like of that.
The price of a mass varies from a shilling to one pound sterling.
To make a strong paste for paper, take two large spoonfuls of fine flour, and as much pounded rosin as will lie upon a shilling.
"Thank you, my boy," said Mr. Lavender, producing a shilling.
He'd be a real benefactor; but he goes on selling them at a shilling the pound for all that.
Of course, a halfpenny a night sounds nothing, but think of a shilling a month!
Then she had given him a shilling and said she would trouble him no more.