Phi-lăn'der, v. i.
[Gr. φιλάνδρος, fond of men, fr. φίλος, dear, and ἀνήρ, man.] To flirt or make love; to coquet; to affect admiration. “Emissaries of a philandering Faustus.” Thackeray.
[Gr. φιλάνδρος, fond of men, fr. φίλος, dear, and ἀνήρ, man.] To flirt or make love; to coquet; to affect admiration. “Emissaries of a philandering Faustus.” Thackeray.