verb

To obtain something through cunning or manipulation, often by using persuasion or influence.
In general, "wangle" is often used to describe the act of obtaining or achieving something in a clever or resourceful way, sometimes implying that it involves a bit of trickery or persuasion.

Example

1. He wangled his way into getting paid time off by charming his boss.
2. She managed to wangle a weekend trip while still getting all her work done for the week.
3. They wangled the furniture through the narrow staircase with some careful maneuvering.