flirtsome
flirtsome adjective: marked by flirting; flirtatious.
Adjective
flirtsome (comparative more flirtsome, superlative most flirtsome)
- Marked by flirting; flirtatious
- So Mrs. Cob— trimm'd up her locks, / Put on a flirtsome air; / And Mr. Dip began to look— / And Mrs. Cob— to stare.1822, Benchiana; Or, Sketches of Life and Character in St. George's Fields
- Their relationship develops immediately into a different sort of complexity, not interfered by any obvious external force as mother-fixation or external flirtsome extravagance, but bred from within.2007, R.N. Sarkar, The Novels of D.H. Lawrence
- Synonyms:
- flirty
Synonyms of flirtsome
Forms of flirtsome
| comparative | more flirtsome |
|---|---|
| superlative | most flirtsome |
Origin of flirtsome
From flirt + -some.
Questions about flirtsome
- What does flirtsome mean?
- Flirtsome means marked by flirting; flirtatious.
- What part of speech is flirtsome?
- Flirtsome is an adjective.
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