Coquette is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COQUETTE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to flirt, also COQUET
• talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions
NOUN:
• a flirtatious woman
• a crested Central and South American hummingbird, typically with green plumage, a reddish crest, and elongated cheek feathers.
• woman who flirts
• A vain, trifling woman, who endeavors to attract admiration from a desire to gratify vanity; a flirt; -- formerly sometimes applied also to men.
• A tropical humming bird of the genus Lophornis, with very elegant neck plumes. Several species are known. See Illustration under Spangle, v. t.
• a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to coquet

Words related to COQUETTE

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Words that contain COQUETTE

coquetted21 coquettes20

How to use COQUETTE in a sentence

• Never thereafter could I refuse credence to tales, of which many came to me, exposing Miss Caroline as an able and relentless coquette.
• Jessie would have denied indignantly that she was a coquette.
• What game is too small for the close-woven net of a coquette? Mr.
• Eve is somewhat of a coquette even in the state of innocence.
• A very young, very pretty, and very clever coquette of Paris had not yet risen.
• No, the miserable coquette had now her pastime, and was content to stay.
• The coquette nature, dormant from want of practice, awoke again.
• Miss Catherine, then, was a franche coquette, and Mr.
• Coquette warned Mother Thomas that if she should speak once to her husband before she again saw her, the wishes could not be realized.
• One would have said that the instincts of the coquette, or at least of the city belle, were coming uppermost in her nature.
• She is a vain coquette, and her tricks have not answered.
• They sing of the fickle, light-hearted coquette with golden hair and azure eyes, and of the faithful, constant, true, undying affection of the lady with soft, brown eyes.
• If she tried to bring him back by coquetry, Malicorne played the coquette better than she could.
• The ache and pain of honest hearts is incense to a coquette.
• She is not a coquette, but she thinks herself superior to every body else in talents and beauty.
• Perhaps a vague, but a very natural, expectation that she was again to dismiss the commander of the Coquette, had its influence on her first decision.
• As the wind was fresh, though unsteady, the Coquette moved through the water with a velocity that did no discredit to her reputation for speed.
• Notwithstanding these sinister omens, the Coquette stood on her course, without lessening the wide surfaces of her canvas, by a single inch.
• The foot of Ludlow touched the deck of the Coquette, at the instant the weight of the squall fell upon her sails.
• At that time the Coquette lay again at her anchors, just within the shelter of the cape.
• The Coquette readily and rapidly yielded to the power of her rudder.
• All on board the Coquette listened intently, to catch some sound that should denote the tumult of an assault.
• It was not long before the Coquette reached the channel which forms the available mouth of the estuary.
• With a single glance at the symmetrical spars and broad yards of the ship that was sweeping past the town, he knew her to be the Coquette.
• The Coquette was standing on the other tack, and necessarily inclined from her enemy.
• It was already beginning to coquette with the slavery question, hoping to deceive the people with humanitarian and moral professions.

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