• For our dear friend will always fly for the mijaurée, Collet very well pulled, wig well powdered, And always he will coquettish (CHAUL. to Mr. Sonning.) effeminize, effeminize, feminise, feminize, womanize (en) – run the petticoat – womanhood (de) – Fair sex, women, weak sex – femininity – feminine – sexual activity, ass, sex, sex, sex life – closing time – sex – lighter, coquettish – teasing, teasing – coquetry, flirting – love story, romance – rooster – love, idyll, romantic relationship[Derivative] Coquette sounds French and this is what was borrowed from French in English in the middle of the 17th century. This is the diminutive female form of rooster, which means «rooster, a male bird» – if coquettish refers to a small female bird, and in fact it is also the name of a species of colorful hummingbird found in Latin America. If you think of a flirtatious as an extravagant little bird that whistles and teases male birds, you have a good image of a coquettish one. A flirtatious is a flirt, a girl or a woman who knows how to flatter men with their charms and manipulate them to get what she wants. • I flirt very little, it is my least talent (MOL. Bs. of husbands, me, 6) coquetry, flirting – love story, romance – lighter, coquettish – rooster – love, idyll, love relationship [derivative]. Koquet 1 Coqueter, in the sixteenth century, had the impression of shouting like the rooster.— At that moment, he threw a big laughing stock of coquettish chatchin with his mouth open, of the belief that there was a hidden person who, so laughing, mocked his cheute (Roman d`Alector, p. 93, in LACURNE) – The coquettish chickens or if you want me to die him, caquetans ensemble (PASQUIER Lettres, t. I, p. 606, in LACURNE) – Coquettishness of roosters and pearls, whose test they break for us when they love each other and of which we have formed ourselves by a beautiful cackling metaphor, when some bulletin boards feed us with vain parolles (PASQUIER Recherches, t.
VIII, p. 671, in LACURNE) female, wife, daughter of Eva, gonce, gonze, gonzesse, greluche, fat, moukère, mouquère, nana, hen, mouse, types[Hyper.] a task, perform a specific action[class…] 1. Try to make a good impression by cheating on his world. chic (familiar) – gloves – dashing – neat – pleasant – refined© – ©©well cared for© 3. (old) try to connect knowledge with QQN with the intention of a romantic relationship. Coquette (film, 1929) • Coquette chalybée • Coquette d`Hélène • Coquette de Gould • Coquette huppe-col • Coquette à fin tail • Gare de Garches – Marnes-la-Coquette • Marnes-la-Coquette Whose appearance is neat©, gloved, ©©graceful. • I would prefer that she flirt with the role of M. de Varde (SÉV. 369), a character played by a more affriotic actress [class], turn on, excite – disappoint, let go [domain] • Eva liked better to be said, to lend an ear to the devil`s flowers than to be a woman and not to be coquettish (SARRAZIN Poésies, in RICHELET) 2nd seductive woman, who tries to ignite the desire of men. communicate, make known, inform – cabriole, gambade, noisy games – history – woman, woman, eva`s daughter, gonce, gonze, gonzesse, greluche, grosse, moukère, mouquère, mousmée, nana, hen, mouse, typese – cavaleur, coureur, womanizer, flirt, flirt, gallant, jetur of petticoats – loves, adventure, idyll, liaison [Hyper.] • You have something to be satisfied with in this country; Because women are transformed into coquettes (MOL. Bs. f.
I, 6) tease – flirt, flirt – vamper – provocative – coquettish, flirt[Derivative] speech (en) – conversation – gossip, talk, empty words – expansive – coquettish, flirt, flirt – play – have a romantic relationship, flirt, valentiner – court, court – tease – vamper – provocative – lover, gallant, romantic [Derivative] attractive, attractive, amiable, lighter, assassin, beautiful, celmene, charming, chic, comfortable, dameret, dandy, elegant, aesthetic, flirt, flirt, flirt, dashing, gallant, friendly, gracious, tall, fat, important, pretty, cute, small, neat, nice, clean, provocative, refined, respectable, rounded, neat, worked What word does a railway employee© write©? Connect with the hen and talk about the rooster. Rather, we say côcher. ↘ Bluff, Cabotin, Skull, exhibitionist, braggart, braggart, braggart, frimeur, gasconnade, gasconnage, hâblerie, hâbleur, plastronneur, rodomont, coquette boast ↗, épate, flirt, flirt, flirt, flirt frime, lover, flirt, frivolous, character, soft, lighter marine term. Driving a boat in the wind using rowing. We often say Godiller. Woman who seeks tributes by pure conquest. •If. Much less for her pleasure than to worry you, below a little vicious, she likes to be coquettish (BOILEAU Sat. X.) Woman – adult, adult – excite, stir, shake – mock, mock, ridicule – entertain, discuss, talk – flirt, flirt – have in hand, dominate, dominate, manipulate [hyper.] 2.se show or act ostentatiously and pretentiously.