flirt



flirt with someone

to tease or trifle with someone alluringly. Are you flirting with me? Everyone knows that married men aren't supposed to flirt with anyone.
See also: flirt

flirt with the idea of doing something

Fig. to think about doing something; to toy with an idea; to consider something, but not too seriously. (See also flirt with someone.) I flirted with the idea of going to Europe for two weeks. Jane flirted with the idea of quitting her job.
See also: flirt, idea, of

flirt with something

to consider something briefly and not seriously At one time he flirted with the idea of running for the presidency, though nothing came of it.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of flirt (to behave in a way that makes another person think you are attracted to them)
See also: flirt

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Narkissos-Greek Mythology
Varuna-Hinduism
MauroMOW-ro (Italian)Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian)
Audra (1)-Lithuanian
Valeska-German
Cola-Anglo-Saxon