Casanova and Flame

Casanova

Casanova noun - A man given to seducing women.
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Synonyms for Casanova

Flame and Casanova are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flame" instead a noun "Casanova".

Flame

Flame noun - A person with whom one is in love.

Casanova and flame are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Casanova" instead a noun "Flame".

Nearby Words: flaming, flam, flamed, flamy

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  • Fanservice with a penchant to let slip about her sexual life, and an old flame she believes is a heartless The Casanova.
  • Team Japan, consisting of high schooler flame wielder Kyo Kusanagi, The Casanova lightning wielder Benimaru Nikaido, and Badass Normal judo master Goro Daimon, make it to the finals aboard Rugal's personal aircraft carrier, the Blacknoah.
  • Call Forward: Thomasina: "The note in the margin was a joke to make you all mad." and later Thomasina: "It was a joke." Septimus: "It will make me as mad as you promised." and Septimus: "Be careful with the flame." The Casanova: Septimus, up to a point; offstage, Lord Byron.
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