coquetted

Meanings

• meaning 1: to behave in a way that is intended to attract or charm someone

  - "Array of Examples sentence for meaning 1: The actress coquetted with the audience, playing hard to get to heighten the suspense."
  - "She coquetted with her ex-boyfriend at the party, subtly flirting with him to get a reaction."
  - "The young girl coquetted with her pet rabbit, playfully teasing it with her fingers to make it hop around."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with coquetted
Array of rhyming words for coquetted: caper , prattle , chatter , blather , twitter , pitter-patter , jabber , gab , quibble , squawk , coo , moot , flout , dispute , bicker , squabble , row , wrangle , scuffle , scrap , fight , battle , war , clash , skirmish.

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Variants

List of all variants of coquetted that leads to same result
coquet , coquets , coquette , coquetted , coquettes , coquetting

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The word 'coquetted' comes from the French word 'coquetter', which means 'to dress up or adorn oneself' or 'to make oneself attractive to someone'. Over time, the meaning of 'coquetter' evolved to include the sense of 'making oneself attractive or charming to someone through flirtatious behavior or subtle signals' or simply 'flirting'. Eventually, the English language adopted the word 'coquetted' to describe the act or behavior of flirting or making oneself attractive or charming to someone through subtle signals or playful teasing.

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