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DEFINITION: To flirt with a purpose or ulterior motive -- as opposed to casual flirting, which is just for fun.
Verboticisms
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Motivamp
Created by: Thunderfoot
Pronunciation: Moh-tih-vahmp
Sentence: Julie used her v-neck dress to motivamp the suckers at the bar to get her drinks.
Etymology: Motivate + vamp
Vixenalinstigation
Created by: leadbear
Pronunciation: vixen-al-instigation
Sentence: i believe you have vixenalinstigation, you are using me for my money aren't you
Etymology:
Exflirtation
Created by: cthuljew
Pronunciation:
Sentence: She always uses exflirtation to get things out of guys she meets.
Etymology:
Triflinhoed
Created by: pianowiresmile
Pronunciation: Try-full-in - ho-d
Sentence: See that girl over there? Don't talk to her, she will totally triflinhoe you. Not to mention, she is complete jailbait anyway.
Etymology: Trifling & hoe.
Boozeschmooze
Created by: sodium
Pronunciation: booz-shmooz
Sentence: Jessica boozeschmoozed her way into Harvard Law School.
Etymology: Schmooze + possible goal of said schmoozing
Motlirt
Created by: nightclaw42
Pronunciation: moat-lurt
Sentence: Be careful Dave, that ones a motlirt.
Etymology: mot-motive lirt-flirt
Mantisize
Created by: Topper
Pronunciation:
Sentence: that girl is mantisizing Jerry; he doesn't stand a chance.
Etymology: Refers to a Praying mantis, the male of which, once wooed, is beheaded.
Tricktease
Created by: costellogreg
Pronunciation: TRIK-teez
Sentence: Last night at the club sucked -- lots of hot women, a lot of trickteasing.
Etymology: Trick (deceive) + tease (flirt) OR Trick (loose woman who does STUFF for $) + tease (tempt someone sexually with no intention of satisfying)
Pecuniattraction
Created by: helanren
Pronunciation: pee-coon-ya-traction
Sentence: Brittany has yet to let any unwashed clothing, B.O. or bad breath stand in the way of her pecuniattraction to wealthy males....
Etymology: pecunia (non olet) and attraction
Comments:
danboaz - 2006-12-20: 22:30:00
Verbotomy, can you explan the ranking scores. I am mystified Dan boaz
Hey danbaoz, The ranking pages show the final player scores for each week. (Players collect points for each word they create, and the get points for each vote they cast.) Currently this list does not show live data, but it has been updated as of Wednesday December 20th. (I am working on this, so we should be able to show live results soon...) By the way, if you check the stats, you will see the you are doing very well this week --- you're in second place, just behind Darthwader! Good luck for the rest of the week! ~ James