Coquets are generally too silly to be very wicked.
I was invited, methoughts, to the Dissection of a Beaus Head and of a Coquets Heart, which were both of them laid on a Table before us.
We could not easily have forgiven you several Strokes in the Dissection of the Coquets Heart, if you had not, much about the same time, made a Sacrifice to us of a Beaus Scull.
He applied himself in the next Place to the Coquets Heart, which he likewise laid open with great Dexterity.
A pretty little flirt, who coquetswith Tim Tartlet and young Whimsey, and helps Charlotte Whimsey in her “love affairs.
She loves Worthy, whom she pretends to dislike, and coquets with him for twelve months.
Hence shecoquets with Lord Foppington (a married man), to mortify Morelove and arouse his jealousy.
There would be no such Animals as Prudes or Coquets in the World, were there not such an Animal as Man.
As I had many Coquets recommended to me by their Parents, their Husbands, and their Lovers, I let them in all at once, desiring them to divert themselves together as well as they could.
Coquets make better wives than Prudes do, but thank the Lord, thare iz better ones in market than either ov them.
It iz the prudes in this world that need the most watching, coquets are too kareless to be dangerous.
With the pious she is pious, with the Liberals she plays the Liberal, she coquets with every party to maintain her influence as ex-ambassadress.
And with the true feminine vanity which coquets with death and finds a consolation in being beautiful even in the coffin, she chose for the momentous consultation impending one of the most bewitching negligee costumes in her rich wardrobe.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "coquets" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
