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Romantic A person who has a lot of love for others. ■ He was so romantic, he would cook elaborate meals and write love letters every week.
Affairs A collection of personal events or experiences, often involving romantic relationships and other emotional entanglements. ■ "I can't believe my best friend got involved in such a messy affair. It's like something out of a soap opera!
Amorous Feeling or showing romantic affection. ■ "I amorously pursued my crush every day, but to no avail."
bachelor A man who is unmarried and not seeking a romantic relationship. ■ The bachelor was known for his wild parties and endless supply of single ladies.
Coupling A connection between two or more things, often in a romantic or sexual context. ■ "The couple was so attracted to each other that they had to be physically separated by their friends at the party."
courted To be pursued or wooed by someone, typically in a romantic context. ■ When I found out my crush was courting my best friend, I knew it was time to move on.
Cuddled The act of huddling together for warmth, comfort, or affection. ■ "We cuddled on the couch while watching a romantic comedy."
dallying Engaging in idle and frivolous behavior, often involving flirtation or romantic entanglements. ■ "I can't believe John was dallying with his colleague at the office. It's been 10 years since he got married!"
Drawn To be completely and irresistibly attracted to someone or something, often in a romantic or sexual way. ■ "I'm so drawn to that new coffee shop down the street. I can't resist going there for my afternoon caffeine fix.
Engaged 1. Being married or in a romantic relationship. ■ John is engaged to Mary and they plan to get married next year.
Engagement The act of being fully committed to something or someone, often in the context of a romantic relationship. ■ "I'm so engaged with my work that I forget to eat and sleep sometimes!"
Entanglements noun The confusing and intertwined relationships between people, especially romantic partners. ■ John and Jane's entanglements were so complex that even their therapists struggled to keep up.
Exes A group of people who were once romantic partners but are now no longer together. ■ "I couldn't believe my exes were at the same party! I thought we were done with each other forever."
Fraternizing The act of being friendly or having a friendly relationship with someone, often in a romantic or sexual way. ■ "He was fraternizing with the new employee and it was clear he had bad intentions."
glen A small, secluded valley with a gently flowing stream. ■ The couple decided to go on a romantic picnic in the glen and enjoy the scenery.
hitched To be in a romantic relationship or married to someone. ■ "I'm so happy that John and I are finally hitched!"
Homosexual A person who is attracted to people of the same sex and has a romantic or sexual relationship with them. ■ "I'm a proud homosexual, but I don't understand why people make such a big deal about it."
honeymooners A newly married couple who are enjoying their honeymoon, typically by going on a trip together. ■ "The honeymooners went to Paris and enjoyed a romantic dinner cruise along the Seine."
Matchmaker A person who makes matches, both romantic and professional, between individuals or companies. ■ "I hired a matchmaker to help me find the perfect soulmate - it turns out all I needed was to swipe right on Tinder."
moonlight The soft, silvery light of the moon, often used to create a romantic or eerie atmosphere. ■ I love spending my nights stargazing in the moonlight, but don't tell my mom I'm up so late!
partnered To be in a committed romantic relationship with someone. ■ "I'm partnered with the best person ever! We always have each other's back, no matter what."
Philandering The act of engaging in multiple romantic relationships simultaneously. ■ "John's philandering habits were exposed when his wife found out he was seeing three other women at the same time."
poetic A term used to describe something that is written or expressed in a way that is overly dramatic, emotional, or romantic. ■ "Her poetry was so poetic, I nearly cried from the sheer beauty of it."
Princess A beautiful and intelligent young woman who is often the subject of romantic interest. ■ "I'm pretty sure I saw a princess at the grocery store today. She was shopping for some chocolate and a new pair of shoes."
propositioning The act of making a romantic or sexual advance towards someone, usually in the form of a proposal or offer. ■ "John started propositioning Mary during their first date, but she politely declined his advances."
ringing The sound of a telephone ringing. Also, the state of being engaged in a romantic relationship. ■ "I can't stand the constant ringing of my phone! And to think I thought dating was easy."
Romeo A person who is overly romantic and sentimental, often to a ridiculous degree. ■ I had to break up with my Romeo because he would never stop singing love songs at me!
Score A term used to describe someone who is very good at something, especially in a sexual or romantic context. ■ "She's such a score, I don't know how she does it."
ship A romantic or platonic relationship between two people, characterized by mutual affection and support. ■ "She ships with the most shippable pair of shoes in the game!
stardust A fine, sparkling powder that falls from the sky. Often used in romantic poetry to describe a lover's beauty. ■ She was so beautiful, I felt like she was made of stardust.
stirring Something that is causing excitement or interest, especially in a romantic or sexual way. ■ When they started making out on the dance floor, the whole room was stirred by their passionate display.
Tacky A word or expression that is overly sentimental, romantic, or cheesy. ■ "I'm so proud of you, my love! You're the bestest person in the whole wide world!"
Tapered An object or person that is gradually narrowing towards one end. ■ "The tapered candle was the perfect addition to my romantic dinner setup."
woo To courtship, especially by making elaborate and romantic gestures. ■ He decided to woo his crush by singing her a love song on stage.
affair A secret romantic or sexual relationship between two people, often involving deceit or betrayal. ■ The politician's affair with his campaign worker caused a scandal and led to his resignation., An event or occurrence that causes excitement or interest, often involving some kind of challenge or competition. ■ "The Great Escape" was an affair of daring and skill that left audiences on the edge of their seats.
appointment An occasion for two or more people to meet and discuss matters of mutual interest, such as a business deal, a romantic rendezvous, or a dental appointment. ■ "I'm sorry, I can't make it to our appointment today - I have a more pressing matter to attend to: watching the latest episode of The Office."
breakups A period of time during which two people who were in a romantic relationship are no longer together. Often characterized by tears, anger, and the realization that the other person was never right for you. ■ "After the breakup, John spent all his time watching sad movies and eating pizza. Meanwhile, Jane started dating a guy who looked like a puppy but had a personality like a chainsaw."
brokenhearted Feeling utterly destroyed and devastated, usually due to the loss of a romantic relationship. ■ After hearing his girlfriend cheated on him with her ex-boyfriend, John was left brokenhearted and alone in his apartment for weeks, binge-watching reality TV shows and ordering pizza.
Confidante A person who is privy to one's deepest secrets and fears, often through a personal or romantic relationship. ■ "My confidante was always there for me during tough times. I could trust them with anything, even my darkest fears about myself."
Couple Two people who are romantically involved or simply hanging out together. ■ "I thought we were just going for a walk, but then John proposed to me in front of all the tourists on the beach. Talk about a romantic couple!
dalliance A secret romantic relationship between two people who are married to someone else. ■ I can't believe my wife had a dalliance with her boss. That's not only cheating, but it also makes me wonder about the quality of my work.
Date A term used to describe a formal meeting or encounter between two people, often in the context of romantic relationships. ■ John asked Sarah out on a date last night. She was thrilled because he had planned a surprise dinner at her favorite restaurant and then took her dancing afterwards.
fluffy Something that has a soft, downy texture, resembling wool or cotton. ■ "The fluffy blanket was so cozy I could nap for hours." A person who is overly romantic or sentimental. ■ "She's such a fluffy when it comes to love, always going on about how perfect he is."
fuse A short-lived relationship characterized by a passionate but ultimately doomed love affair. Often used to describe romantic encounters that are destined to end in tragedy. ■ "I knew this fuse was doomed from the start, but I couldn't resist the spark between us."
heartbreak A feeling of extreme sadness caused by the loss or end of a romantic relationship. ■ "When I found out my girlfriend cheated on me, I was so devastated that I couldn't even leave my bed for days. It truly broke my heart."
heartbroken A state of extreme sadness and emotional pain caused by the loss of someone or something loved, typically a romantic partner or a cherished possession. ■ "After finding out his girlfriend cheated on him, John was so heartbroken that he spent the entire night crying into a tub of ice cream."
honeymoons A period of time when a newlywed couple goes on a romantic getaway together, often involving expensive activities and lavish accommodations. ■ "After their honeymoon in Bali, John and Sarah realized they had spent more money on sunblock than they did on their wedding.
hooking The act of luring someone into a romantic relationship with false promises and deceitful intentions, only to leave them heartbroken when the time comes for the inevitable breakup. ■ "I can't believe I fell for her hooking. She promised me the world, but in the end, she just left me with a broken heart and a tarnished reputation."
Lesbians A group of women who have romantic and/or sexual relationships with each other, often using the term to describe themselves. ■ "I'm a lesbian, but I don't think it's fair for people to assume all lesbians are like me."
lovelorn An overly romantic and sentimental person who is obsessed with finding love, often to the point of absurdity. ■ After years of being single, John decided to take matters into his own hands and start dating multiple people at once. Unfortunately, his lovelorn nature got the best of him and he ended up falling in love with all of them simultaneously.