dalliance
11dalliance — noun Date: 14th century an act of dallying: as a. play; especially amorous play b. frivolous action ; trifling …
12dalliance — /dal ee euhns, dal yeuhns/, n. 1. a trifling away of time; dawdling. 2. amorous toying; flirtation. [1300 50; ME daliaunce. See DALLY, ANCE] * * * …
13dalliance — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Flirting] Syn. toying, petting, seduction, flirtation; see flirting . 2. [Idling] Syn. dawdling, loitering, loafing, trifling; see idleness 1 . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. flirtation, coquetry, *cow eyes, making eyes at …
14dalliance — dal|li|ance [ˈdæliəns] n [U and C] literary a romantic or sexual relationship between two people that is not considered serious …
15dalliance — dal|li|ance [ dæliəns ] noun count or uncount 1. ) OLD FASHIONED a short sexual relationship, especially one involving people who are married to other people 2. ) FORMAL a short period of time when someone is involved or interested in something… …
16dalliance — dal·li·ance || dælɪəns n. flirtation …
17dalliance — [ dalɪəns] noun a casual romantic or sexual relationship. ↘a period of casual interest in something …
18dalliance — n. Caressing, fondling, endearments, billing and cooing …
19dalliance — noun (U) old fashioned the behaviour of two people who are dallying with each other …
20dalliance — n 1. dawdling, dillydallying, shilly shallying, procrastination; delay, Archaic. tarriance, loitering, lingering, Sl. hanging around; idling, loafing, Inf. lallygagging, Sl. goofing off. 2. trifling, toying, fiddling, playing, tinkering,… …