romancer
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- noun
- /roʊˈmænsər/
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romántico
- The mom of twins and cougar romancer shows little skill in the water entry department, but who cares, we're mostly just checking out
Examples
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♪.So though I'm not a great romancer ♪.I know that you're bound to answer ♪.when I propose
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♪ ♪ Do I brood or flay the gay romancer?
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Do I brood or play the gay romancer?
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Sorry, I said romance, and I guess that implies love, although not all romancers wind up as lovers!
Blog text (10) -
The well-known romancer and teller of tales.
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♪.If backstairs you like ♪.If love affairs you like ♪.If love affairs you like ♪.If love affairs you like ♪.With young bears you like ♪.Why, nobody will oppose ♪.So though I'm not a great romancer ♪.I know that I'm bound to answer ♪.When you propose ♪.Anything goes
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It's a long way from Teen Wolf's Stiles, but Dylan O'Brien turns up his signature charm in Jon Kasdan's indie teen romancer, The First Time.
Blog text (1) -
Although the essay more or less adheres to the conventions of historical writing, Simms ended by recommending it "with due respect, to the regards of the romancers," adding that Mary's life "with a little ingenuity, might be worked with considerable effect into a story of those days." 40
Academic text (2015) -
It is tempting to wonder whether the romancer, however fascinated he may be by this ingenious woman, who is as much a crafter of fictions as he, is not setting limits on her powers, putting her in her place, or at the very least showing the dangers run by such a wily strategist.
Fiction book (1996) -
As a skilled romancer, he captivated audiences with his enchanting stories of love.
Synonyms
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A man who wants to marry a woman
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A young man who acts charming and shows romantic interest
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A person who tries to attract someone romantically or sexually using charm
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A person who acts playfully to show they like someone
A person who loves romance and often writes about romantic relationships
A person who tries to win someone's love often to marry
A person who tries to win someone's love, often to marry
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How Romantic
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Etymology
The word romancer comes from romance, which means 'love' stories. So a romancer is someone who charms others or pursues love like a character in a love tale.