Congress has limited the agency's discretion, he said, so it "used some weasel words" to get around the statute.

I don't want any weasel words about a proper negotiation process.

But the real weasel word in that last sentence is "interpret."

The key weasel word in that last sentence is "capacity".

It has got be something better than weasel words like 'legally accurate.'

If you use a "weasel word" after another, there is nothing left of the other.

Certainly, his strength is that he offers no weasel words.

Thus, words or claims that turn out to be empty upon analysis are known as "weasel words".

This whole thing is one weasel word after another.

There is no extra effort needed to follow up weasel words, lies etc.