Though, I confeſs, Paris has its Charms; but to me they are like thoſe of a Coquette, gay and gavvdy; they ſerve to amuſe vvith, but a Man vvould not chuſe to be marry'd to them.
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Coquette
//koʊˈkɛt//
Synonyms for "coquette" (46 found)
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28 translations across 18 languages.
Armenian
2 entries- կոկետուհի noun (flirtatious woman)
- պչրուհի noun (flirtatious woman)
Bulgarian
1 entries- коке́тка noun (flirtatious woman)
Catalan
1 entries- coqueta noun (flirtatious woman)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 狐狸精 noun (flirtatious woman)
- 風騷女子 /风骚女子 noun (flirtatious woman)
Czech
1 entries- koketa noun (flirtatious woman)
Finnish
3 entries- hempukka noun (flirtatious woman)
- keimailija noun (flirtatious woman)
- koketti noun (flirtatious woman)
French
2 entries- allumeuse noun (flirtatious woman)
- coquette noun (flirtatious woman)
German
2 entries- Kokette noun (flirtatious woman)
- Schäkerin noun (flirtatious woman)
Italian
1 entries- civetta noun (flirtatious woman)
Japanese
2 entries- コケット noun (flirtatious woman)
- 男誑し noun (flirtatious woman)
Kalmyk
1 entries- һалдһлзсн noun (flirtatious woman)
Korean
1 entries- 요부 noun (flirtatious woman)
Māori
1 entries- hinehine noun (flirtatious woman)
Portuguese
1 entries- coquete noun (flirtatious woman)
Russian
2 entries- вертихво́стка noun (flirtatious woman)
- коке́тка noun (flirtatious woman)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- koketa noun (flirtatious woman)
- кокета noun (flirtatious woman)
Swedish
1 entries- kokett noun (flirtatious woman)
Turkish
2 entries- oynak noun (flirtatious woman)
- yosma noun (flirtatious woman)
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She was a big, sexy brunette—as Garcia said, «Something straight out of Degas,» and generally like a beautiful Parisian coquette.
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I was playing with him, leading him on, sending him messages of encouragement then turning away from him. I was a tease, a coquette.
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Knox takes us through the lives of memorable seducers and their critics, in sometimes academic and sometimes rococo prose dappled with doges, coups de foudre, rakes, bawds, coquettes, coxcombs and procuresses — with guest appearances by members of the Frankfurt School sunning themselves in La Jolla.
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