See Also: flirt-gill(medicine)
flirt-gill(dictionary)
gill-flirt(dictionary)
flirt(2)(dictionary)
flirt(1)(dictionary)
flirt(medicine)
jill-flirt(medicine)
flirt 1, verb(dictionary)
flirt 2, noun(dictionary)
gill(8)(dictionary)

intimidate (oh) and flirt-gill (iou)


intimidate (oh)



[Date: 1600-1700; Language: Medieval Latin; Origin: , past participle of intimidare, from Latin timidus; TIMID]
to frighten or threaten someone into making them do what you want
intimidate sb into doing sth
::They tried to intimidate the young people into voting for them.
::Attempts to intimidate her failed.
to make someone feel worried and not confident
::The whole idea of going to Oxford intimidated me.
-- intimidation /In7tImZ5deIFEn/ n [U]
::She had endured years of intimidation and violence.
::the intimidation of voters

flirt-gill (iou)



flirt-gill noun.L16-E17.
[from FLIRT noun, verb + GILL noun4.]
A promiscuous woman. Cf. GILL-FLIRT.