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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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Flunt
Created by: ArsMajika
Pronunciation: FLUNT
Sentence: "Did you see the way she got him to fix her tire? She was being a total flunt."
Etymology: Flirt/Flaunt + a certain word that begins with c- and ends with -unt.
Flirtention
Created by: redrockmullet
Pronunciation: Flurtentshion
Sentence: Using her powers of flirtention, the bar fly garnished a refill of her Shirley Temple.
Etymology: To Flirt with intent.
Sexploit
Created by: Fleury
Pronunciation: sex-PLOIT
Sentence: I know that I was just being sexploited for my computer skills, but it was worth it.
Etymology: sex + exploit
Flirturpose
Created by: jrogan
Pronunciation: flir-ter-pose
Sentence: Agnes discovered that flirturposing with her the boss on Thursday, was the best way to Fridays off
Etymology: flirt+ puropose
Fleep
Created by: Wakkadude21
Pronunciation:
Sentence:
Etymology: Flirting For A Deeper Cause. Flirt + Deep = Fleep.
Skinfluence
Created by: DarthWader
Pronunciation: skin flew ents
Sentence: Flashing bright eyes, a coquettish smile, and a boatload of cleavage, she not-so-subtley skinfluenced the officer into letting her continue on her way.
Etymology: skin (that soft, deliciously touchable outer membrane) + influence (to affect the character, development, or behavior of someone)
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COMMENTS:
Good one DarthW! - wordmeister, 2006-12-20: 09:53:00
- glamato, 2006-12-20: 21:19:00
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Flirticate
Created by: jania773
Pronunciation:
Sentence: Amy got that new position using her flirtication skills.
Etymology:
Foolanderer
Created by: janedoe
Pronunciation: foo-lan-der-er
Sentence: Bobs not a foolanderer, I can tell he really likes me, even though he asks me to do his laundry every week, walk his dog, and cook all his meals.
Etymology: fool + philander [From philander, lover, from Philander, former literary name for a lover, from Greek
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