This is a weasel.

These wild animals are small and tricky.

Wow, Ana.

Looks like you could use some help.

Let me carry that.

Thanks, Jonathan.

I can always count on you, Jessica.

Not so much.

She weaseled out of helping you again, didn't she?

Yes, she did.

She is a weasel.

To weasel out of something means to successfully avoid doing something in a dishonest or clever way.

This phrase all verb has a mostly negative meaning.

You can also call someone a weasel like on a did.

Some animals just have a bad reputation.

And that's English in a minute.