make a pass at

English

Verb

make a pass at (third-person singular simple present makes a pass, present participle making a pass, simple past and past participle made a pass)

  1. To unambiguously indicate interest in sexual activity to someone the speaker has not previously been sexually involved with.
    He clumsily made a pass at the prom queen, and she responded with a scowl.

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