flirt
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3.2
- noun
- /flɜrt/
:
coqueto
- Stop, you big flirt.
- a big flirt
- a shameless flirt
- an outrageous flirt
Or, or, or she was more the flirt and was always bragging about all these conquests and different things.
- Or, or, or she was more the flirt and was always bragging about all these conquests and different things.
- She's a bit slippery and outrageous flirt and pretty extreme in her views and a delivery of those views.
Examples
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Oh, Erik, you're such a flirt.
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"Sonny was a bit of a flirt, known for his love of pretty ladies."
Blog text (18) -
I have seen her flirt, up close.
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However, he still likes to to throw his little flirts here and there.
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He's a natural flirt, you know.
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Watch out for him, he's a flirt.
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He's such a flirt.
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You're a saucy flirt.
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You've met guys like Marv—handsome, fit, confident, glib, charming, natural flirts, flexible, persistent.
Fiction book (2000) -
He's such a flirt that everyone enjoys his playful jokes and compliments.
Synonyms
10
3.5
A person who often makes fun of others in a playful way
4
7.0
A young man who acts charming and shows romantic interest
1
4.2
A person who acts playfully to show they like someone
How Flirtatious
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flirt as a noun comes from the verb idea of quick, teasing action, so a flirt is a person who often makes playful, romantic gestures. So a flirt is someone who teases others to attract attention rather than looking for a serious relationship.