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flirt
noun as in person who makes advances
verb as in make advances toward someone
Strongest match
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Though her film flirts with surrealism, Bronstein carefully maintains a sense of truth as Linda scrapes past a never-ending pile of obstacles, trying to claw her way free before she’s buried alive.
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There are videos that will tell you how to flirt.
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Ray winds up in sick bay, where he flirts with a female Marine.
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"It sounded nasty but it feels like you're flirting with me," she trills.
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And after that, the Dodgers flirted with an unthinkable collapse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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