flirty
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈflɜrti/
:
coqueto
- The way she playfully tossed her hair was a flirty gesture that caught his eye.
- flirty dress
- flirty smile
- flirty look
It creates that perfect coral flirty Beachy effect.
- It creates that perfect coral flirty Beachy effect.
- Be soft, be gentle, be flirty, and let him make some decisions.
- Don't let that flirty energy die away.
- It's super short and super cute and flirty and girly.
- And you had this kind of like, back and forth banter, flirty sort of thing going on.
- What if we go respond to this e-mail in a way that's overly flirty?
- What you want to be is lightweight, fun and flirty.
Examples
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We danced, and he was really flirty.
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I think this look is so soft, flirty, but I just love the way the light hits that shimmer.
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Be more open and more flirty than you would normally be.
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I think it's really cute and flirty and warm.
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It's just just really flirty and fun.
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No, I was doing the flirty eye thing.
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Be soft, be gentle, be flirty, and let him make some decisions.
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It just seems fun, kind of flirty, and I love the style.
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It's very flirty, it's very childish, it's very cute, whatever.
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We've all had those fun, flirty first date feelings: those goose-bumpy feelings.
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Synonyms
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5.4
Acting shy to seem playful or avoid answering directly
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7.2
Tends to make people feel sexual interest by being suggestive
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5.3
Showing playful romantic or sexual interest in someone
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8.2
Acting playful and trying to attract someone's attention
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7.3
Having a playful and slightly flirty way
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7.0
Acting to show sexual interest without wanting to continue
Acting in a sexy, flirtatious way to attract attention
Antonyms
How Flirtatious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word flirty comes from the verb flirt, which originally meant a quick, sudden movement or gesture, like a short look. It is related to the simple word flit ('move quickly'), so to be flirty is to give short, playful signals of romantic interest.