soft sawder



soft sawder

obsolete Ostentatious flattery or sycophancy, especially for the purpose of cajoling or coaxing someone (to do something). The wheedling clerk poured on the soft sawder thick into Ms. Meriwether's ear, deftly convincing her to invest on his behalf.
See also: soft

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Genowefage-naw-VE-fahPolish
Nicolet-Dutch
Joannejo-AN (English), zho-AN (French)English, French
Mihkel-Estonian
Agrippaə-GRI-pə (English)Ancient Roman, Biblical
Andris-Latvian, Hungarian