Easy as in back out To evade or escape from a situation, especially in a sly or cunning manner, often implying the repeal of an obligation or responsibility. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Weasel Out'
Despite promising to help, Jake always finds a way to weasel out of volunteer work.
The student tried to weasel out of the presentation, but the teacher insisted on participation.
The employee tried to weasel out of attending the boring training session, but the boss insisted.
She tried to weasel out of the commitment, but her friends held her accountable.
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