wooer in Latin
wooer in Latin is procus — wooer means a person who is courting someone romantically.
wooer in Latin
procus
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 Latin?
"wooer" in Latin is procus. wooer means: A person who is courting someone romantically.
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