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Wat (wie) is coquette - definitie
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Coquettes; Coquette (disambiguation); Coqueta
coquette
n.
Flirt, jilt.
coquette
[k?'k?t]
¦ noun
1. a flirtatious woman.
2. a crested Central and South American hummingbird. [Lophornis and other genera.]
Derivatives
coquetry noun
coquettish adjective
coquettishly adverb
coquettishness noun
Origin
C17: Fr., feminine of coquet 'wanton', dimin. of coq 'cock'.
coquette
(coquettes)
A coquette is a woman who behaves in a coquettish way.
= flirt
N-COUNT
Wikipedia
Coquette
A coquette is a flirtatious woman. It may refer to:
- The Coquette (film), a 1917 German silent comedy film
- Coquette (film), an Academy Award-winning 1929 film starring Mary Pickford
- Coqueta (1949 film), a Mexican musical film
- Coqueta (1983 film), a Mexican musical drama film
- "Coquette" (song), 1929 song by Johnny Green and Carmen Lombardo
- "Coquette", a song by Irving Berlin
- Coquette Productions, the production company of Courteney Cox and David Arquette
- The Coquette, a 1797 epistolary novel by Hannah Webster Foster
- HMS Coquette, various ships of the British Royal Navy
- Coquettes, several species of hummingbird in the genus Lophornis, and the Racket-tailed coquette in the genus Discosura
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor coquette
1. In my youth I was always compared to Princess Diana – apparently my coquette smiles and upward glances were identical.
2. Play the coquette with Istanbul when you see the gardens, greens, tiles, paint, etc., but prefer to live in a shantytown instead of a dark apartment in Beyoðlu.
3. Chanel Moss is a French coquette in the current campaign, donning a cap, a dark wig, pearls, and little else Dior She appears in sheepskin boots and hotpants Burberry The ads play on her English origins; she has brought glamour to a once staid label.
4. Dowd related how normally assertive women told her they were forced to chose between reverting to a 1'50s domestic drone or a coquette if they wanted a husband, or even a date, dumbing themselves down in order to reassure and lure men – and stop them running off with the secretary/nanny/researcher/public relations assistant.
5. The merry divorces of Windsor by Xanadu, Times Online special correspondent about town In my youth I was always compared to Princess Diana – apparently my coquette smiles and upward glances were identical Naturally when an invite came my way to a Royal Wedding party on the eve of the big day, and in Windsor too, I jumped at the chance to show my patriotism.