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[new-word-dictionary]

coquetter

/kōˈketər/

verb 1 - to propose a romantic outing or date 2 - to make a suggestion (usually of intercourse or another sexual activity) implicitly

We’ve been in a relationship ever since he coquettered me three months ago. The businessman came home to find his wife coquettering him by wearing naught but lingerie.

3rd person present - coquetters past tense - coquetterred past participle - coquetterred gerund/present participle - coquetterring

From the English word “coquet”

[new-word-dictionary]

coquetteral

/kōˈketərəl/

noun

a proposal or proposition for a romantic outing

John gave Mary a coquetteral when he felt that their relationship had advanced to a fitting point.

From the English word “coquet”

[new-word-dictionary]

coquettal

/kōˈketl/

noun a romantic excursion; a date

The lovers had a simple coquettal by the seaside.

From the English word “coquet”