Similar words: baguette, etiquette, pirouette, silhouette, croquet, get the better of, letter, fetter. Meaning: [kɒ'ket] 
n. a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men. v. talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions.
n. a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men. v. talk or behave amorously, without serious intentions. 
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1, She's a bit of a coquette.
2, She was not a coquette, he had decided.
3, You the man who will not understand coquette!
4, She had a reputation of being a frivolous coquette.
5, He likes girls that play the coquette.
6, He likes girls who are coquette.
7, La Petite Coquette for Bassoon Quartet.
8, Raphael left the coquette enough money to live herself a courteous life, when he is dying.
9, The Coquette is obtainable in Black, Chestnut, Sand and Felt.
10, The demeanour of a virgin can be converted into that of a coquette.
11, Of course she had a perfect right to suit herself about the kind of a man she took for a husband, but he certainly had not thought she was such an utter coquette.
12, There were several Frenchmen on board, who were sent to the colony in Vietnam or concessions in China to serve as policemen. They surrounded and flirted with a young, Jewish coquette.
13, She danced gracefully, she loved finery, and her crisp intelligence polished the wiles of a Southern coquette.
14, The owner and small dust is all quite surprised,[http://sentencedict.com/coquette.html] might it not be this white dress is the youth also a coquette?
15, " She has no conversation, " he said, "and I am afraid that she is a coquette, for she is always flirting with the wind.
16, The moment she met a man she would play the coquette.
More similar words: baguette, etiquette, pirouette, silhouette, croquet, get the better of, letter, fetter, settee, palette, better, begetter, omelette, by letter, brunette, vignette, had better, better off, cigarette, dead letter, marionette, suffragette, unfettered, betterment, red-letter day, eau de toilette, bachelorette, a man of letters, marie antoinette, Better late than never.