1. obtained something by wheedling, flattery, or deception; talked one's way into or out of something
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. robbed or stole, especially in a bold or brazen manner
Usage: slang; chiefly British

Examples

• She blagged her way into the concert by pretending to be a journalist.
• He blagged free tickets from the box office with his charm.
• They blagged a ride to the airport from a friend.
• The thieves blagged the jewelry store in broad daylight.
• She blagged her way past security without a proper pass.
• He blagged some money off his parents for the trip.