coquetry, amorous playfulness, feigned disdain, dalliance, elegance, gracefulness

blandishments, coquetry, dalliance, toying, airs and graces, affectations

coquette, habitually coquettish

worldly comforts, the good things of the world, the blessings of life

coquetry, dalliance, blandishment

airs, coquetry, strut, swagger

brought up, nurtured, spoiled, delicately or tenderly nurtured

be proud of

calamity, misfortune, disaster (as descending) from heaven, disorder

conceit and coquetry

fragile, brittle, thin, slim, slender, gracile, elegant, gentle, subtle, delicate, tender, light, gracious

(metaphorically) beloved, sweetheart

be revealed (scriptures)

the place or organ of the body on which a person dies from injury and the place where there is a fear of death

delicate temperament

be brought up in comfort

critical time or moment, a period of uncertainty or danger

a tough issue, a fix

be brought up in comfort

name of a herb, basil, a type of fragrant flower

a delicate matter

to give ooneself airs (about), to be conceited (about), to pride oneself (on)

take on airs, be proud of, act coquettishly, take pride (in)

brought up with pampering, delicately or tenderly nurtured, spoiled

side cushion

flatterer, pamperer, one who pampers, lover

graces, coquetry and style

coquettish, real beloved

show adornment, tempt the heart by wooing

descending, alighting, arriving-at, dismounting, revealed

softness, tenderness, delicacy, fineness, softness, delicacy

to bear with the airs or whims (of another)