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Kanonathena Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

how do we describe girls that pretend to be cute?

how do we describe girls that pretend to be cute?

thanks in advance
  

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I think the word "cutesy" would do. You can use the word to describe boys too. Any person or thing.

  • I think the word "cutesy" would do.
  • You can use the word to describe boys too.
  • Any person or thing.
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I think the word "cutesy" would do. You can use the word to describe boys too. Any person or thing.
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One word that might best describe this is "coquettish" - a wonderful French word. The noun is a "coquette" and is basically defined as a girl who seeks to attract men but isn't wanting to be affectionate to any specific person. It is a little similar to the word "flirt."

Siggy
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thank you but flirt is not what i'm looking for.

so i just say someone is so cutesy, that's it? I mean could you give me a sentence?

thank you
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you might want to look at this forum discussion:

Here we go, some American slang which relates to cute girl
http://www.antimoon.com/forum/t561.htm
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Hi,

If you want to avoid slang, you might say 'coy'.

Best wishes, Clive
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You should use this word when you find this person or thing annoying. You must not use this word in an approving way(it isn't a big sin if you did).

If you want to be rude
You can say "She is such a cutesy so and so.

If you don't want to be rude:

You can say "It is almost sickening when she tries to be that cutesy choozy-
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GoldenIf you want to be rude
You can say "She is such a cutesy so and so.


is this related to the Teen Squad?
so and so
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=teen
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This so and so is not related to Teen Squad.
So and so is used instead of an offensive word.
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It's very grateful to exlpain in such detail,

will you go a little further and give some more examples of how to use "so and so" and "choozy-whuuzy "(in a internet forum)
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hi,
what is the diff. between attributively and predicatively?
thanks in advance

inchoare

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