“To decoy out” in Japanese
Short answer
To decoy out in Japanese is “おびき出す” (obikidasu). Full meaning: to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out.
Other ways to say “To decoy out” in Japanese
おびき出し
obikidashi to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
おびき出さ
obikidasa to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
おびき出そ
obikidaso to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
おびき出そふ
obikidasou to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
おびき出そう
obikidasou to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
おびき出そっ
obikidaso to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
おびき出しゃ
obikidasha to lure (someone) out, to lure away, to decoy out
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