1. 7 synonyms for Coquetry: dalliance, flirtation, flirtation, flirting, toying, dalliance, flirt

2. 7 synonyms for Coquetry: dalliance, flirtation, flirtation, flirting, toying, dalliance, flirt

3. Coquetry definition: flirtation Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

4. Is there such a thing as harmless flirtation?

5. She was aware of his attempts at flirtation.

6. Coquetry whets the appetite; flirtation depraves it .

7. Frank's efforts at flirtation had become tiresome to her.

8. It was a harmless flirtation and nothing more.

9. a brief and unsuccessful flirtation with the property market.

10. This film marks Franco Zeffirelli's third cinematic flirtation with Shakespeare.

11. She had no objection to a little mild flirtation .

12. Young Bruce's flirtation with Padstow lifeboat didn't make good reading.

13. I think he realizes that his presumptuous little flirtation is over.

14. She always seemed to loathe it so ... what flirtation leads to.

15. She had a brief flirtation with one of the maths students.

16. She's had her little flirtation with the dark side, and she's done.

17. A misunderstanding, a betrayed confidence, an unrepaid loan, an ill-conceived flirtation.

18. She had a mild flirtation with him when they first met.

19. A brief flirtation with the Communist Party - done mainly to shock, he supposed.

20. I must remain faithful to my Betrothed and ignore the flirtations of the handsome man at the bar

21. Beetles, I was reminded, have the most romantic flirtation in the animal kingdom.

22. There was a lot to be said for flirtation and mutual admiration.

23. Synonyms for Coquetry include flirtation, coquettishness, coyness, dalliance, flirtatiousness, kittenishness, dallying, flirting, wantonness and toying

24. Synonyms for Coquettishness include kittenishness, flirtatiousness, coquetry, flirtation, coyness, modesty, timidity, diffidence, shyness and bashfulness

25. What had happened in the kitchen was a calculated wooing, tease, flirtation, safely outrageous.

26. He started his own business last year, after a brief flirtation with political life.

27. His cool flirtation with death and his ambiguous fate were the stuff from which legends are born.

28. Often Banter uses clever put-downs and witty insults, misunderstandings (often intentional), zippy wisecracks, zingers, flirtation, and puns

29. There would be nothing in the Rory Collins thing, she knew that, it was just a wild flirtation.

30. She manages her customers expertly, often through a bantering kind of flirtation, the chief idiom of the night.

31. • All his kind generally wanted was a quick flirtation, an Acquiescent woman, and a no-strings parting the

32. Hague has already been accused of a dangerous flirtation with populism over immigration or law and order issues.

33. Politically, Stewart was on a slow journey away from a flirtation with radical leftism that had begun during his Yale days.

34. All his kind generally wanted was a quick flirtation, an acquiescent woman, and a no-strings parting the following morning.

35. But Russia's policy in the Middle East, and its flirtation with China, are also part of the quest for great-power status.

36. It is probably fair to say that the Athenians perfected the art of flirtation in ancient times, especially at the time of symposia described by Plato.

37. The odd dynamic suggests that though investors are alarmed by America's flirtation with fiscal self-immolation, they're not really sure what else to do with their money.

38. But Washington's flirtation with default on its debt obligations--and the prospect that its credit rating might be lowered despite this week's 11th-hour deal--has left Beijing unamused.

39. Today coquet can refer to male or female flirts (though coquette, the French feminine form, is more commonly used for flirtatious women), and Coquetry can refer to flirtation by men or women

40. The texts of these secular works are certainly not the jolly, innuendo-laden flirtations that English madrigals might bring to mind; they are lachrymose, sometimes narcissistic, Bewailings of romantic misfortune, and although they are all love poems, well over half of them make reference to death.

41. As the plot thickens, George unearths a catalogue of guns, uncovers a diplomat who is sailing incognito, and Chastely flirts with a Washington socialite while Genevieve befriends Gilpatrick’s wife, sidesteps her swains, and frets over George’s mild flirtation

42. For example, the French coinage of oxygen won wide acceptance only after weathering harsh Anglophone skepticism—an Irish physician suggested its Greek root words might more correctly be translated as meaning “sharp chin”—and nitrogen was agreed upon only after flirtations with “Alkaligen” and “phlogisticated air.” Wothers is

43. Coquetry - playful behavior intended to arouse sexual interest flirtation , flirting , toying , dalliance , flirt frolic , gambol , romp , caper , play - gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement; "it was all done in play"; "their frolic in the surf threatened to become ugly"