Coquetry is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COQUETRY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• flirtatious behaviour
• Attempts to attract admiration, notice, or love, for the mere gratification of vanity; trifling in love.
• playful behavior intended to arouse sexual interest
• flirtation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• flirtatious behavior

Words related to COQUETRY

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How to use COQUETRY in a sentence

• It revealed, however, a natural and delicate coquetry which was very feminine.
• In the covert smile I saw a shade of coquetry I had never noticed there before.
• Leviculus discovered that this coarseness was nothing more than the coquetry of Cornhill, and next day returned to the attack.
• But all her boldness of their first interview, her coquetry of the second, her quiet caution of the third had disappeared.
• Her instinctive coquetry can partly account for her sway over men, but not over women.
• Her coquetry was owing more to an instinctive desire to please than to any systematic attempt to swell the list of her conquests.
• But her anger is free from coquetry, because she has lived in the forest.
• How like her it all was, the straightforwardness of it, the absence of coquetry.
• Was this to be a mere afternoon call after all, with no combat and no victory? She felt drawn after awhile to bring her small resources of coquetry into play.
• Many and various as were the men upon whom, in the assay of her golden charm, she had exercised the arts of coquetry, this test was on a larger scale.
• She also was arrayed in black garments, but these were made in the plainest manner, and showed none of the coquetry of woe such as had characterised Mrs.
• I knew, too, that coquetry and feminine instinct impelled her to use her strongest weapons against any masculine adversary.
• The coldest reserve is apt to melt rapidly, and the most skillful coquetry is brought to bay, when opposed to pleading urged possibly for the last time.
• And as for Robert Moore, he gazed at Prudence with the bashful earnestness of love new-born, while she, with sweet maiden coquetry, half smiled upon and half discouraged him.
• This coolness might have seemed to an observer neither caution nor coquetry, but indifference, natural or feigned.
• The gloomy colors of the scene which met her eyes almost extinguished the thoughts of love and coquetry in which she had been indulging.
• She wanted to take her own way, but with a half-unconscious coquetry she desired to drag her captives whither she went.
• If there was any coquetry in the action, it was well disguised by the careless indifference of her manner.
• This trait and a complete absence of coquetry was particularly surprising and therefore attractive to Maslova.
• And toward Captain Rumway her manner was as absolutely free from either coquetry or awkwardness as that of the most indifferent acquaintance.
• She is as innocent as the rose, too, but that fact Miss Brown would never associate with coquetry.
• We are glad we cannot, else humanity might lose the fine arts of coquetry and conquest.
• Starr remembered that look now and saw in it something more than coquetry.
• There was nowhere a trace of coquetry, nowhere the expression of a single sentimentality.
• But anything like coquetry he heartily despised, and one great secret of his liking for Carrie, was her evident freedom from that fault.
• There was neither affectation nor coquetry in this advance.
• Her half-sister ever offered a check on Eudora’s exuberant coquetry, with its precipitation of discussions that often ended in bullets.

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