Flirt

What do we mean by flirt?

To act as if one is sexually attracted to another person, usually in a playful manner. intransitive verb

To deal playfully, triflingly, or superficially with. intransitive verb

To move abruptly or jerkily. intransitive verb

To toss, flip, or jerk suddenly. intransitive verb

To cause to move quickly. intransitive verb

One given to flirting. noun

An abrupt jerking movement. noun

To throw with a quick toss or jerk; fling suddenly or smartly, and carelessly or without aim; toss off or about.

To handle with short, quick movements; make waving motions with.

To gibe, jeer, or scoff at; flout.

To snap the fingers at derisively.

To scold; chide.

To move nimbly; run or dart about; flutter restlessly; act with levity or giddiness.

To play at courtship; practise coquettish diversions; engage in amatory pastime; in general, to make insincere advances of any kind.

To practise gibing or jeering; scoff.

A smart toss or cast; a darting or sprightly motion. noun

A contemptuous remark; a gibe; a jeer. noun

One who flirts; one who plays at courtship; one who coquets for pastime or adventure: said of either sex, but most commonly of a woman. noun

A shrewish woman. noun

To throw over; discard; jilt.

A sudden jerk; a quick throw or cast; a darting motion

Someone who flirts a lot or enjoys flirting; a flirtatious person.

An act of flirting.

A person who is innocently overly friendly, especially the type of friendliness that is interpeted as seduction. Actions may include: giving away number, blowing kisses, caressing, and free lapdances. Also see Angelica. Urban Dictionary

Anything someone does to get the attention of someone they like. Urban Dictionary

Verb definitions:- 1. To intentionally behave in a way that one believes will induce sexual arousal in their target. This word is distinct from 'tease' in two respects - firstly, it doesn't imply that the subject does not intend to satisfy the sexual arousal that he or she has manufactured and secondly, whereas the verb 'to tease' is usually used in reference to a woman's actions, the verb 'to flirt' can be used in reference to a man or a woman's actions. 2. To toy with (an idea usually, but sometimes an entity.) Noun definition:- One who is known to indulge in the actions detailed in the first verb definition can be described as 'a flirt'. Urban Dictionary

Messing with a boy/girl because, a. you like them, b. you're trying to make someone else jealous, c.you're bored of your boyfriend/girlfriend, d. you're a stupid slut, e. you cant help yourself Urban Dictionary

This is a difficult word to define because what may be flirting to one person may not be to another. i guess, as a verb, it would be defined as intentionally trying to attract the attention of one you "like" using means that could be considered seductive. Urban Dictionary

To flirt is to do a small or large gestures to show someone likes another person Urban Dictionary

To make romantic and /or intimate advances and gestures at someone Urban Dictionary

The activities which is performed to have a person's attention. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is unintentionally friendly to someone of the opposite sex. sometimes very innocent in the whole situation at hand. Urban Dictionary

False, misleading, and deceitful bullshit women tend to do. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flirt:
flirt, flit, flint, blirt, flirp, flir, flurt, flirs, firt, flist, flitt, lirt, flrt, flird.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flirt:
flirting, rabe, tease, seduce, kisses, jealous, tyrone, kiss, cam, relegation, boyfriend, crush, advances, chat, catches, notices, pole, tina, asks, guys, girlfriend, tells, attractive, likes, trains, feelings, openly, ladies, wants, girls, surprised, sees, remix, tries, drink, interested, catherine, romantic, diesel, dinner, looks, sex, electric, girl, ask, dating, helen, fun, multiple, attraction, sets, decide, dogs, knows, boss, goes, silent, guy, asking, believes, kelly, marry, matt, units, angel, relationship, tell, affair, gets, guests, telling, argument, woman, sam, spend, herself, becomes, rocks, cat, helps, leaves.

Words that rhyme with flirt:
desert, dessert, hurt, revert, assert, alert, overt, avert, exert, convert, introvert, curt, inert, skirt, shirt, concert, pervert, subvert, divert, dirt, pert, insert, turret, squirt, extrovert, evert, invert, spurt, vert, girt, disconcert, blurt, quirt, peart, chert, bert, kurt, sweatshirt, wert, reassert, burt, dilbert, erte, gert, outskirt, hirt, undershirt, miniskirt, pay dirt, nightshirt, hert, hair shirt, unhurt, purt, kirt, birt, wirt, stuffed shirt, polo shirt, tee shirt, hobble skirt, dress shirt, sea squirt, ballet skirt, lampert, on the alert, frozen dessert, burtt, boisvert, full skirt, grass skirt, sport shirt, evening shirt, herdt, gelatin dessert, hit the dirt, gathered skirt, gumpert, berte, mcgirt, thibert, hurtt, humpert, kuhrt, mcguirt, mcwhirt, schwerdt, vanwert.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flirt:
little, great, such, many, heartless, outrageous, terrible, american, old, big, incorrigible, male, pretty, quick, arrant, sad, young, shameless, desperate, awful, natural, notorious, dreadful, shocking, biggest, common, silly, mere, inveterate, regular, greatest, horrible, frightful, fearful, jill, consummate, dangerous, incurable, wicked, gay, remarkable, wild, harmless, sudden, audacious, successful, saucy, charming, tremendous, shallow, frivolous, hearted, hardened, vulgar, innocent, giddy, semicircular, unconscionable, ungrateful, beautiful, experienced, cheap, unscrupulous, odious, fickle, hopeless, boldest, cruel, contemptuous, agreeable, worst, headed, horrid, huge, least, born, slight, vain, famous, aged, coquettish, unprincipled, expert, practiced, compulsive, veriest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flirt:
gills, alert, verb, coach, genus.

Consonant match to flirt:
flat, float, flight, fleet, flout, flute, flit, flite, flyte, flete, flote, floyte, flett, fletc, flatt, fluet, flott.

Words that sound like flirt:
flirt, flurt, flrt, flight, flat, fart, fort, forte, fleet, flirty, flurry, flit, fleur, flirts, foret, fert, flet, furt, flirter, flt, flut, flot, flur, flite, flar, flatt, flaut, fler, flett, flir, frt, fleurs, flyte, flott, flete, flr, fleurette, flitt, flirs, fahrt, flotte, flere, flra, eilert, float, flood, ford, flute, fired, feared, fled, flawed, floored, flout, flared, fleed, flied, flowered, fared, ferd, furred, faired, flod, fard, flud, flate, flurried, flid, flad, flote, fluet, furd, forde, frd, foard, fld, fludd, foulard, floured, pferd, phard, fleadh, fullard, fyrd, flirp, ferde, fleered, alert, ehlert, alerte, foot, foote, blurt, blert, blirt, effler, -free, aflat, -fer, a flat.