Meanings of little coquetry in English

I came off unscathed; she even tried a little coquetry on me.

Sometimes, indeed, the women would exercise a little coquetry, but they went no farther.

She smiled down at him with a little coquetry.

Bill looked at her, delighted with her little coquetry.

John Hielan'-man! she said inwardly, trying a little coquetry of the downcast eyes to tempt him.

Many things in her conduct led to this conclusion, and showed no little coquetry in her disposition.

She was too dim, too delicate, too modest; she had too few arts, too little coquetry, too much charity.

Perhaps my best way will be to try a little coquetry and pretend I do not care for her nor her singing.

Of late her little coquetries and petulances had disappeared as if by magic.

Her little coquetries were impartial and her devotion to her husband was patent to the most infatuated eye.

All her flatteries, her wiles, the little coquetries that might attract ordinary men, would not be noticed by him, or Jonathan either.

And you may as well tell me all your little coquetries with George Hyde; for I shall be sure to find them out.

All the little coquetries which make them so exquisite when they do not definitely belong to us cease as soon as they become ours.

On great occasions Victurnien would sit down, assume a melancholy, pensive expression, and submit with little coquetries of voice and gesture to be questioned.