fjortis

Derived from the word for fourteen (fjorton) in scandinavian languages. The plural is fjortisar.

Locally in scandinavia fjortis is used as a (somewhat derogatory) term for a person (commonly a girl) around that age.

Internationally, used for pictures of such a girl in sexually provocative poses.

by Trunkerad September 19, 2003

flart

Flow Chart

A graphic presentation using symbols to show the step-by-step sequence of operations, activities, or procedures.

Your flarts stink; they lack sufficient detail.

by lostcartographer May 13, 2008

flirt buddy

A person of the opposite sex in whom you have no interest in besides being friend but continue to flirt with anyway. This person may or may not like you.

Girl 1: "You were totally just flirting with him. Do you like him?"
Girl 2" No, he's just my flirt buddy."

by AmberleeJ August 7, 2012

flirty friend

Someone who is not yet a boyfriend or girlfriend, but is already more than "just a friend."

My flirty friend just texted me and he said he wants to teach me how to play football.

by beach stroller June 19, 2011

flirtastic

Used to explain someone who is overtly flirty.

Antonio, you are SO flirtastic!

by lysanderwrath October 16, 2008

flirtexter

a person (usually male) who is a MAJOR flirt over text message. they text you daily with pretty much nothing to say, just looking to flirt. a true flirtexter will completely ignore you in person.

Ugh, that guy Dave is such a flirtexter, he was texting me all last night, but didn't even make eye contact with me in the hallway today!

by madamemillburn May 25, 2010

Flirtip

n. A generous gratuity left by a customer in a restaurant, prompted by the waiter or waitress flirting outrageously. This may include social engineering tactics such as holding eye contact, smiling with teeth showing and touching the customer's arm.

In the case of a waitress and a male customer, for instance, the rule of thumb is: the higher on the arm the touch occurs and the firmer the pressure, the larger the flirtip will be. A casual brush of the customer's hand may generate a small flirtip, while a firm grasp of the upper arm can result in absurdly grandiose returns.

You're leaving a hundred bucks on a fifty dollar meal? Don't you think you're overdoing the flirtip?

by Cranky Neighbor July 15, 2010