wooer in Italian
wooer in Italian is spasimante, corteggiatore, postulante — wooer means a person who is courting someone romantically.
wooer in Italian
spasimante
Someone who woos or courts.
corteggiatore
Someone who woos or courts.
postulante
Someone who woos or courts.
pretendente
Someone who woos or courts.
richiedente
Someone who woos or courts.
What does "wooer" mean?
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noun A person who is courting someone romantically.
"She was, I think, the only girl I ever called on. I wasn’t much of a wooer. When I rang at her front door, her mother seemed taken aback. I should have been the dry cleaner’s messenger, picking up the blouses."
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wooer in a sentence
- She was, I think, the only girl I ever called on. I wasn’t much of a wooer. When I rang at her front door, her mother seemed taken aback. I should have been the dry cleaner’s messenger, picking up the blouses.
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What is "wooer" in Italian?
"wooer" in Italian is spasimante, corteggiatore, postulante. wooer means: A person who is courting someone romantically.
Are there other ways to say "wooer" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "wooer": spasimante, corteggiatore, postulante, pretendente, richiedente.
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