blandander

== English == === Etymology === Probably an altered from of blandish, possibly blending with philander. Compare blarney. === Verb === blandander (third-person singular simple present blandanders, present participle blandandering, simple past and past participle blandandered) (Ireland, dated) To flatter or cajole. Synonyms: butter up, sweet-talk; see also Thesaurus:flatter, Thesaurus:coax === References ===