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Texts that cross the line between flirtatious and creepy.
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Mr. Duffy (Eric Lochtefeld) gets a charming series of flirtatious scenes with Ludovica, and a very moving if surprising one with Celia.
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Even over a tiny cell phone speaker, her strong voice bursts forth with electric excitement, full-bodied passion, and the occasional flirtatious giggle.
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Joining the ranks as the fourth Candy fragrance from the brand, Gloss is a flirtatious and sensual addition with notes of almond, cherry, and musk.
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Their interactions gradually became more intimate and flirtatious.
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The 17-year-old student said the relationship started on the social media app Snapchat and continued on a daily basis until the exchanges became flirtatious.
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But Nickerson and others contend that undercover officers often exchange flirtatious signals and make arrests of men who think their advances are welcome, when no one else is nearby to be offended.
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But Lawrence moved out and hooked up with a flirtatious bank teller while Issa was in Malibu, so that may be that.
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First Known Use of flirtatious
1834
FLIRTATIOUS Defined for English Language Learners
flirtatious
playDefinition of flirtatious for English Language Learners
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: feeling or showing a sexual attraction for someone that is usually not meant to be taken seriously
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