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DEFINITION: To flirt with a purpose or ulterior motive -- as opposed to casual flirting, which is just for fun.
Verboticisms
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Flurpose
Created by: DeadRubberDuck
Pronunciation: FLRPS
Sentence: I managed to get this drink with a flurpose.
Etymology:
Slinkyplot
Created by: bghicks
Pronunciation: slinky plot
Sentence: In her desire to get ahead, she panned to slinkyplot her decidely uncute boss.
Etymology: slink plot
Userossity
Created by: stormee
Pronunciation: yoos er ross ity
Sentence: Upon meeting a dull looking man, the woman went into the userossity mode to have him pay for her dinner.
Etymology:
Exploitease
Created by: allwise
Pronunciation: eks-ploy-tiis
Sentence: She had exploiteased so many men the previous night, that she didn't know who's bedroom this was and her head was thumping something fierce!
Etymology: exploit + tease
Flirtimidation
Created by: babel
Pronunciation: flur-tim-i-daysh-un
Sentence: Jenny's flirtimidation completely suckered Tom into buying her broken tv set, even though he was blind.
Etymology: flirt + intimidation
Coitalater
Created by: quippingqueen
Pronunciation: coy/tal/a/ter
Sentence: "Do you mind if I take liberties with your person after consuming my Shirley Temple?" said the contemplative coitalater at the end of a very boring office Christmas party.
Etymology: coital + later
Flooze
Created by: mrsteve
Pronunciation:
Sentence: He's not whipped, they just met. Watch her flooze him into getting her another drink.
Etymology: From flirt and schmooze.
Purrsue
Created by: maxxy
Pronunciation: purrrrr-sue
Sentence: Sally purrsued Jim for months, but it wasn't coincidental that she dropped him just after the final exams.
Etymology: purr (cat: to express pleasure) + sue (Eng.: to plead)
Seductulate
Created by: Bulletchewer
Pronunciation: sed-uct-yoo-late
Sentence: Anna never turned down the chance to seductulate an unsuspecting wealthy gentleman.
Etymology: From seduce.
Comments:
danboaz - 2006-12-20: 22:30:00
Verbotomy, can you explan the ranking scores. I am mystified Dan boaz
Hey danbaoz, The ranking pages show the final player scores for each week. (Players collect points for each word they create, and the get points for each vote they cast.) Currently this list does not show live data, but it has been updated as of Wednesday December 20th. (I am working on this, so we should be able to show live results soon...) By the way, if you check the stats, you will see the you are doing very well this week --- you're in second place, just behind Darthwader! Good luck for the rest of the week! ~ James