Question

weasel out They tried to weasel out of the deal later.

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This idiom means to squeeze one’s way out of something; to evade or avoid a job or responsibility.

Phrase/Idiom	weasel out
Definition	This idiom means to squeeze one’s way out of something; to evade or avoid a job or responsibility.
Example	They tried to weasel out of the deal later.

Weasel Idiom Means Squeeze One’s Evade Avoid Job