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1. (n.) flirtation
the act or practice of flirting; coquetry.
2. flirtation
a love affair that is not serious.
Etymology: (1710–20)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) flirt, flirting, flirtation, coquetry, dalliance, toying
playful behavior intended to arouse sexual interest
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) flirtation
playing at courtship; coquetry
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Sense: act of flirting.
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 Afrikaans: flirtasie; flankeerdery |
 Arabic: مُغازَلَه، مُداعَبَه |
 Bulgarian: флирт/уване |
 Brazilian: flerte |
 Czech: flirt(ování) |
 German: der Flirt |
 Danish: flirt |
 Greek: φλερτ |
 Spanish: coqueteo, flirteo |
 Estonian: flirt |
 Farsi: لاس زنی؛ عشوه گری |
 Finnish: flirttailu |
 French: flirt |
 Hebrew: חִיזוּר |
 Hindi: इश्कबाजी |
 Croatian: koketiranje, flertovanje |
 Hungarian: flört |
 Indonesian: rayuan |
 Icelandic: daður |
 Italian: amoreggiamento, flirt |
 Japanese: いちゃつくこと |
 Korean: 연애 놀이, 불장난 |
 Lithuanian: flirtavimas |
 Latvian: flirts; koķetēšana |
 Malay: bermain cinta |
 Dutch: flirt |
 Norwegian: flørting |
 Polish: flirt |
 Persian: لاس زنی؛ عشوه گری |
 Pashto: ناز، مكېز |
 Portuguese: namorico |
 Romanian: flirt |
 Russian: флирт |
 Slovak: flirt, koketovanie |
 Slovenian: spogledovanje |
 Serbian: flertovanje |
 Swedish: flört, kurtis |
 Thai: การทำท่าทางเจ้าชู้ |
 Turkish: flört etme, fingirdeşme |
 Taiwanese: 調情 |
 Ukrainian: флірт |
 Urdu: لبھانے کا عمل |
 Vietnamese: sự ve vãn; sự tán tỉnh |
 Chinese: 调情 |
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