Pronunciation: /flɜrt/
noun a person who habitually flirts
A1 She is a flirt and enjoys teasing boys.
A2 The flirt at the party caught everyone's attention.
B1 His flirtatious behavior made her feel uncomfortable.
B2 The subtle flirt between them was undeniable.
C1 Her flirt with danger ultimately led to her downfall.
C2 The sophisticated flirtation at the high society event was the talk of the town.
verb to behave amorously without serious intent
A1 She likes to flirt with her crush by smiling and making eye contact.
A2 He flirted with the waitress by complimenting her on her smile.
B1 The colleagues flirted with each other at the office party, but it didn't lead to anything serious.
B2 Despite being in a committed relationship, she couldn't resist flirting with the charming stranger at the bar.
C1 He was known for his ability to flirt effortlessly with anyone he met, making them feel special and appreciated.
C2 She flirted with danger by taking unnecessary risks in her extreme sports adventures, always seeking an adrenaline rush.
formal She was warned by HR for engaging in inappropriate flirtatious behavior with a coworker.
informal I saw you flirting with that guy at the party last night.
slang She's always trying to flirt her way out of trouble.
figurative The colors in the painting flirt with each other, creating a harmonious composition.
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