coquettish

The words seem coquettish; she did not make them so.

She had seen the other girls at school do that when they wanted to be coquettish with their boys.

Could that girl have been playing off any of her coquettish tricks?

I realized, with some concern, that this was my way of being coquettish.

She was able to put a coquettish edge even on a widow's thanks.

Posing for her photograph, Donna moved in a new, coquettish way.

In her little coquettish way she danced back, out of my grasp.

To his delight he found her pretty and feminine, even rather coquettish.

The second girl had turned as coquettish as the first.

Young women of this period were often portrayed with a coquettish appearance.

When they faced one another again, she flashed him a coquettish smile.

She becomes coquettish at times, usually when she's suddenly unsure of herself.

It was just a coquettish game that she played.

Instead there was a pretty coquettish young girl, whom all the boys were anxious to date up.

She looks and acts the part of a coquettish ingénue.

As she began to sing, her body turned coquettish.

He approaches his mistress in a series of coquettish curves.

The overall effect is more coquettish, even girlish, than passionate.

In an attractive woman it would have been a stimulating and coquettish gesture.

Susan held up one finger and tilted her head in a coquettish fashion.

From any other woman the words would have carried coquettish overtones, but there were none such here.

Sally's blue eyes regarded him with almost coquettish interest.

She smiled at that, the coquettish smile of a woman who knows how to entice a man.

In conversation, she can be feisty, even salty, and at times quite coquettish.

He is characterized by his large teeth and is coquettish with women.