courter
- noun
- /ˈkɔːrtər/
Examples
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As for herself, she danced out the door to that week's courter in the Ford.
Fiction book (1994) -
John decided to become a serious courter after he met Maria, hoping to win her heart.
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As a charming courter, he brought flowers and sweet notes to impress his date.
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In the story, the young courter tirelessly wooed the princess, dreaming of one day marrying her.
Synonyms
A person who likes and respects someone, often in a romantic way
A man who wants to marry a woman
A person who meets others to form a romantic relationship
A young man who acts charming and shows romantic interest
A man who tries to win a woman's love, often to marry her
A person who admires and loves someone very much, often in a romantic way
A person who tries to charm others to start a romantic relationship
A person who acts playfully to show they like someone
A man who tries to win a woman's love to marry her
A person who tries to win someone's love, often to marry
A person who gives too much praise and attention to someone
A man who keeps trying to start romantic or sexual relationships with women in a pushy way
Antonyms
How Romantic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Courter comes from court, the place where people went to win favor, and that idea moved to love: to 'court' someone is 'to try to win their love'. So a courter is a person who tries to win another's romantic favor, often hoping for marriage.