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Often used in the same context:
white knight,
takeover bid,
bidder,
acquirer,
hostile takeover,
takeover,
buyer,
acquisitor,
buyout,
rival,
counteroffer,
jilt,
competitor,
courtship,
coquette,
beau,
swain,
interloper,
pursuer,
arbitrageur,
overtures,
merger,
sugar daddy,
heir,
megadeal,
cad,
paramour,
courting,
temptress,
gold digger,
leveraged buyout,
seductress,
frontrunner,
runt,
lover,
oedipal complex,
headhunter,
nemesis,
wooing,
flirtation,
contender,
frenemy,
heiress,
lecher,
meddler,
sweetheart,
outbidding,
wallflower,
minx,
redhead,
bride,
dater,
fraulein,
ladylove,
offerer,
titan,
divorcee,
betrothal,
shareholders,
sourpuss,
nymphet,
inamorata,
affections,
bauble,
arbitrager,
heir apparent,
soulmate,
illyria,
shepherdess,
floozy,
dalliance,
philanderer,
orsino,
gazump,
romancing,
bedmate,
takeover target,
deal,
investment banker,
adversary,
bedfellow,
billionaire,
cuckold,
financier,
savior,
dislikable,
makeweight,
shiksa,
benefactor,
reup,
spinster,
enchantress,
aristocrat,
playgirl,
poison pill,
partner,
sibling,
bridesmaid,
tender offer,
parent,
shopgirl,
playmate,
suitors,
applicant,
bridegroom,
wooer,
fiance,
aspirant,
husband,
fiancee,
candidate,
claimant,
challenger,
patrons,
protege,
recruit,
volunteer,
boyfriend,
disciple,
mate
More specific:
prince charming
Appears in the definition of:
prince charming,
sufficiency
More general:
admirer,
adorer
Synonyms:
wooer
Also try:
— Adjectives for suitor:
young,
former,
successful,
ardent,
unsuccessful,
rival,
wealthy,
disappointed,
rich,
eligible,
humble,
more...
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