Definition

The fine art of conning your way into something free or getting out of trouble through sheer audacity and creative lying. Mostly British slang for manipulating situations through charm, deception, or smooth-talking your way past reality.

Example Usage

He managed to blag his way into the VIP section by claiming to be the producer's assistant.

Source: British slang, Oxford English Dictionary

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