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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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Gulliflirt
Created by: kevinrio
Pronunciation: Gu - li - flirt
Sentence: How do I drink in fancy places for free? I am a goddess at gulliflirting!
Etymology: gull + flirt : flirt with gullible people
Boozeschmooze
Created by: sodium
Pronunciation: booz-shmooz
Sentence: Jessica boozeschmoozed her way into Harvard Law School.
Etymology: Schmooze + possible goal of said schmoozing
Daliwink
Created by: ubgrud
Pronunciation: dahl-ee-wink
Sentence: I really thought she liked me, but after getting her four drinks for her friends I realized she was just daliwinking me.
Etymology: dalliance - flirtation hoodwink - to fool
Manipultation
Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts
Pronunciation: " man-ip-yule-tation"
Sentence: I use my sexy powers of manipultation to get everything I want! tee hee...
Etymology: MANIPULate + flirTATION
Manipulassie
Created by: myss51
Pronunciation:
Sentence: She was a real manipulassie, charming the regular office type to run circles around her, which no chance for them of any close encounter.
Etymology:
Flirtimidation
Created by: babel
Pronunciation: flur-tim-i-daysh-un
Sentence: Jenny's flirtimidation completely suckered Tom into buying her broken tv set, even though he was blind.
Etymology: flirt + intimidation
Macchiavellamourise
Created by: petaj
Pronunciation: Macky-a-vell-am-or-ize
Sentence: He needed some practise to become an expert macchiavellamouriser so that he could get just what he wanted with just a flirtatious smile.
Etymology: From the Italian, Macchiavelli (the end justifies the means) and French amour - love.
Luscorationale
Created by: paperpieces
Pronunciation: loose-core-ra-shun-AHLE
Sentence: At the club, my buddies and I like to come up with some kind of luscorationale to get some...
Etymology: Lu- from lust, -scor- from score, -rationale meaning mission or reason.
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COMMENTS:
- paperpieces, 2006-12-21: 16:56:00
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Plirt
Created by: Manhattan
Pronunciation: Plert
Sentence: I wonder if he knows she's just plirting with him.
Etymology: From the words plan and flirt.
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