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Outside the bag You wanta flirt? are you what they say "flirtable"??
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I get to Vegas, meet my own true love in the first twenty-four hours, and then start tangling with potent paranormals who suddenly find me highly flirtable material.
Silver Zombie Carole Nelson Douglas 2010
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Now he flirted with this one, and then with that one, and finally with the whole society, not excepting the very flirtable married ladies; -- that is, I mean those whose husbands were simple enough to let him.
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I had lived my thirty years without ever being in love; indeed, I had from principle avoided the society of ladies, that is, when they were of the flirtable or marriageable kind.
Weapons of Mystery Joseph Hocking 1898
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The novelty of Mela had worn off for Kendricks, and she found him, as she frankly told him, not half as entertaining as he was at Mrs. Horn's; but she did her best with him as the only flirtable material which had yet come to her hand.
A Hazard of New Fortunes — Volume 5 William Dean Howells 1878
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The novelty of Mela had worn off for Kendricks, and she found him, as she frankly told him, not half as entertaining as he was at Mrs. Horn's; but she did her best with him as the only flirtable material which had yet come to her hand.
Complete March Family Trilogy William Dean Howells 1878
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The novelty of Mela had worn off for Kendricks, and she found him, as she frankly told him, not half as entertaining as he was at Mrs. Horn's; but she did her best with him as the only flirtable material which had yet come to her hand.
A Hazard of New Fortunes — Complete William Dean Howells 1878
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All through their visit (in consequence of Mr fairlie's invalid condition) we produced no such convenience in the house as a flirtable, danceable, small-talkable creature of the male sex; and the consequence was, we did nothing but quarrel, especially at dinner-time.
The Woman in White 1860
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Mr. Fairlie’s invalid condition) we produced no such convenience in the house as a flirtable, danceable, small-talkable creature of the male sex; and the consequence was, we did nothing but quarrel, especially at dinner-time.
The Woman in White 2003
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Mr. Fairlie's invalid condition) we produced no such convenience in the house as a flirtable, danceable, small-talkable creature of the male sex; and the consequence was, we did nothing but quarrel, especially at dinner-time.
The Woman in White Wilkie Collins 1856
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