wile

Object

night: Tiny little hotel rooms with a bed and as many gadgets as you could ask for to wile the night away!

Converse of object

use: Smugglers flit across the long, leaky desert border using ancient wiles and modern technology.

Adjective modifier

• feminine: Carly uses her feminine wiles on Christopher to good effect.
• seductive: Angie Dickinson plays the accomplice who uses her seductive wiles to ensnare one of Walker's prey.

Modifying Another Word

away: Tents were pitched opposite the Gwyn and then a few minutes were wiled away in the traditional manner.

Followed by a transitive particle

away: Enjoying a meal or a drink by the marina is always a pleasant way to wile away a few hours.

Possessives

Satan: I see Satan's wiles, I see what the world wants, and I sense the frailty and corruption of my flesh.

Particle object:

• hour: Enjoying a meal or a drink by the marina is always a pleasant way to wile away a few hours.
• time: For the longer journey we can even entertain you with our TV & Video to wile away the journey time.
• afternoon: A renowned hotspot, there is no better way to wile away an afternoon than soaking up the rays on the terrace.
• couple: A string of tavernas and bars along the harbor side make for a pleasant enough place to wile away a couple of hours.
• evening: Could be used to wile away long winter evenings in caving huts.

Preposition: of

• devil: Put on the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.
• woman: Do not allow your own good judgment to be overcome by the wiles of an unprincipled woman!
• Satan: He learned so much about the wiles of Satan.