Coquetry
11coquetry — co|quet|ry [ koukətri ] noun uncount FORMAL behavior that is intended to attract men sexually …
12coquetry — co·quet·ry || kÉ’kɪtrɪ n. flirtation, flirtatious act;dalliance; trifling in love …
13coquetry — n. Flirtation, affectation of love …
14coquetry — noun (C, U) literary behaviour that is typical of a coquette …
15coquetry — n flirtation, flirting, vamping, googoo eyes, sheep s eyes; trifling, toying, dallying, dalliance; wooing, Inf. sparking, courting, petting, Inf. spooning, necking …
16coquetry — co·quet·ry …
17coquetry — UK [ˈkɒkɪtrɪ] / US [ˈkoʊkətrɪ] noun [uncountable] formal behaviour that is intended to attract men sexually …
18coquetry — co•quet•ry [[t]ˈkoʊ kɪ tri, koʊˈkɛ tri[/t]] n. pl. ries 1) the behavior of a coquette; flirtation 2) a flirtatious act • Etymology: 1650–60; < F coquetterie …
19coquetry — /ˈkoʊkətri/ (say kohkuhtree), /ˈkɒk / (say kok ) noun (plural coquetries) 1. the behaviour or arts of a coquette; flirtation. 2. trifling …
20coquetry — n. (pl. ies) 1 coquettish behaviour. 2 a coquettish act. 3 trifling with serious matters. Etymology: F coquetterie f. coqueter (as COQUETTE) …
