1. Influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering
   "He coaxed her into going along";
   - wheedle, cajole, palaver [informal, rare], blarney, sweet-talk [informal], inveigle

1. A transmission line for high-frequency signals
   "They installed a new coax for better TV reception";
   - coaxial cable, coax cable

Sounds like: cokes, Cokes

Derived forms: coaxed, coaxes, coaxing

Type of: cable, line, persuade, transmission line

Encyclopedia: Coax