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flirtatiously

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flir·ta·tious  (flûr-tshs)
adj.
1. Given to flirting.
2. Full of playful allure: a flirtatious glance.

flir·tatious·ly adv.
flir·tatious·ness n.
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Adv.1.flirtatiously - in a flirtatious manner; "she smiled coquettishly"


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When he's not engaging in acts of derring-do and impossibly keen marksmanship with his bow and arrows, he's flirtatiously circling 12th-century riot grrl Marion (Lucy Griffiths), who, in one of the series' more tiresome conceits, is alternately beguiled and repelled by Robin's advances.
It seats two and is almost ceremoniously public, theatrically and flirtatiously framed by curtains.
From there we meet, among others, a French coquette who giggles flirtatiously about that cute little mustache; a southern Christian fundamentalist who thinks we should disregard the past and worry about contemporary "evil"; and an Eastern European pharmacist who whines disaffectedly about how no one ever told her about the Holocaust.
 
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