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flirt
noun as in person who makes advances
verb as in make advances toward someone
Strongest match
Example Sentences
At one point, they flirted with the question of whether they were selling out — back when that was something ambitious rock bands still worried about.
And I think it was actually even more impressive that a 16-year-old took me under her wing when that’s the time where you want to flirt with people and be cool.
Eliava, in contrast, was a mischievous charmer who pranked his friends, once dressing as a woman to flirt with d’Hérelle at a dinner party, and kept sketchy notes in the lab.
So the Dodgers begin their title defense this week by flirting with baseball’s hottest available star.
During his campaign, Trump flirted with those boundaries, repeatedly musing about using the military to go after domestic political opponents, or to aid in mass deportations of illegal immigrants.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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