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1. (adj.) flirtatious
inclined to flirtation.
2. flirtatious
of or suggesting flirtation.
Etymology: (1825–35)
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| Definition of 'flirtatious' |
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1. (adj) coquettish, flirtatious
like a coquette
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Sense: act of flirting.
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 Afrikaans: kokketerig |
 Arabic: مُغازِل |
 Bulgarian: склонен към флиртуване |
 Brazilian: namorador |
 Czech: koketní |
 German: flirtend |
 Danish: forførisk; sexet |
 Greek: ερωτιάρης |
 Spanish: coqueto |
 Estonian: koketeeriv |
 Farsi: اهل لاس زنی؛ عشوه گر |
 Finnish: flirttaileva |
 French: flirteur |
 Hebrew: נוֹטֶה לְפלַרטֵט |
 Hindi: छेड़छाड़ करने वाला |
 Croatian: koketan |
 Hungarian: flörtö(lő)s |
 Indonesian: genit |
 Icelandic: daðurgjarn |
 Italian: civettuolo |
 Japanese: うわ気の |
 Korean: 시시덕거리는 |
 Lithuanian: koketiškas, mėgstantis fl |
 Latvian: koķets; koķetīgs |
 Malay: menggoda |
 Dutch: flirterig |
 Norwegian: kokett, lekende |
 Polish: kokieteryjny |
 Persian: اهل لاس زنی؛ عشوه گر |
 Pashto: نخره ګر |
 Portuguese: namorador |
 Romanian: care flirtează |
 Russian: кокетливый |
 Slovak: koketný |
 Slovenian: spogledljiv |
 Serbian: koketan |
 Swedish: flörtig |
 Thai: เจ้าชู้ |
 Turkish: cilveleşen, flört eden |
 Taiwanese: 愛調情的 |
 Ukrainian: кокетливий |
 Urdu: دلبرانہ |
 Vietnamese: thích ve vãn tán tỉnh; kh |
 Chinese: 爱调情的 |
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