Worm out of
verb
To avoid a situation or responsibility in a crafty or sly way.
He always tries to worm out of doing his share of the housework.

Often appears as...
- worm out of responsibility
- worm out of doing something
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Idiomatic
verb
To extract sensitive or guarded information from someone in a subtle, indirect or manipulative manner.
The detective was able to worm out of him where he had hidden the loot.

Often appears as...
- worm out information
- worm out secrets
Usage tips
Neutral
verb
To avoid a situation or responsibility in a crafty or sly way.
He always tries to worm out of doing his share of the housework.

Often appears as...
- worm out of responsibility
- worm out of doing something
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Idiomatic
verb
To extract sensitive or guarded information from someone in a subtle, indirect or manipulative manner.
The detective was able to worm out of him where he had hidden the loot.

Often appears as...
- worm out information
- worm out secrets
Usage tips
Neutral
Definition 1 of 2

Negative Connotation
Using 'worm out of' implies disapproval of someone's actions.

She managed to worm out of attending the meeting.
Stealth Required
'Worm out of' suggests the action is done quietly and without drawing attention.

He tried to worm out of the situation without anyone noticing.
Subtle Approach
The phrase is often used when someone avoids something without direct confrontation.

She can worm out of any argument by changing the subject.
Negative Connotation
Using 'worm out of' implies disapproval of someone's actions.

She managed to worm out of attending the meeting.
Stealth Required
'Worm out of' suggests the action is done quietly and without drawing attention.

He tried to worm out of the situation without anyone noticing.
Subtle Approach
The phrase is often used when someone avoids something without direct confrontation.

She can worm out of any argument by changing the subject.
Negative Connotation
Using 'worm out of' implies disapproval of someone's actions.

She managed to worm out of attending the meeting.
Stealth Required
'Worm out of' suggests the action is done quietly and without drawing attention.

He tried to worm out of the situation without anyone noticing.
Subtle Approach
The phrase is often used when someone avoids something without direct confrontation.

She can worm out of any argument by changing the subject.
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