flirtatious
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5.3
- adjective
- /flɜrˈteɪʃəs/
:
coqueto
- Her flirtatious behavior made it clear that she was attracted to him.
- flirtatious smile
- flirtatious wink
- very flirtatious
Well, these are pretty flirtatious, like Tik Toks.
- Well, these are pretty flirtatious, like Tik Toks.
- These comments aren't remotely sexual, but they carry a flirtatious energy.
- In the grosser version of this, your narcissistic parent may literally be flirtatious with your fiance.
- So what's flirtatious for one guy is going to work for the other guy, you know.
- So what's flirtatious for one guy isn't going to work for the other guy, you know.
- And again, you may think it's OK because she's showing you a certain vibe, but don't always mistake her even being flirtatious as oh, she's trying to go there right now.
- Because The thing is that if things are super predictable and between the both of you, it makes it hard to create a flirtatious dynamic.
- I decided to open one and found out that it was to my girlfriend and it was a very descriptive letter and almost flirtatious.
- So yes, being able to be playful, flirtatious and understand with flirtatious.
- I will say I can understand how it come can come off as flirtatious hearing the story.
Examples
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There's a touch of reproach in her eyes, but also something flirtatious.
Fiction book (2002) -
So what's flirtatious for one guy is going to work for the other guy, you know.
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When asked about the flirtatious nature, she said they used to see each other, but that was in the past and he knows that.
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Then go to the dance to help me keep an eye on that flirtatious sister of yours.
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Well, he was very charming and flirtatious.
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All I'm asking is if it's possible to adopt a flirtatious attitude towards the doctor.
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Lillian was game, sexy, and flirtatious, and I responded to her.
Fiction book (1999) -
In the center of the floor, Leopold, looking very distinguished and attractive, dances with a flirtatious young woman.
Fiction book (2001) -
I knew that other girls fixed their flirtatious gazes at Cary and competed with each other for his attention.
Fiction book (1998) -
There is something almost flirtatious and endearing and attractive just about all the different expressions he's using.
Synonyms
23
3.7
Playful actions that show romantic or sexual interest
2
8.2
Acting playful and trying to attract someone's attention
1
7.3
Having a playful and slightly flirty way
Acting in a sexy, flirtatious way to attract attention
Antonyms
How Flirtatious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flirtatious comes from the older verb flirt, which once meant 'a quick, light move' or 'to tease' in a playful way. So, to be flirtatious is to act with light, teasing behaviour that shows romantic interest.