jollying

I was jollying him along—we were in the trolley, going to Endbury.

Oh, let up with the jollying, and lets hear the news, suggested Phil.

It's no use your wasting my time or me wasting yours in jollying.

And he gave me a kind of a push, you know, just as if he was jollying me.

I said, Will you stop your jollying and tell us what happened?

Nor was he in the least the jollying, bandying person the younger ladies were familiar with.

Er—I see by the papers you've been jollying the clergy, Mr. Plank.

He's been jollying me about that cribbing for the last two weeks.

There is really only one way of getting on with them, and that's jollying them.

Of course, Roy knows that; he's only jollying when he calls it a good turn.