What does "come on to" mean?

to behave in a sexually or romantically forward way toward someone

Is "come on to" formal or informal?

"come on to" is informal — used mainly in casual conversation. Usually implies behavior that is obvious, unwanted, or too strong. Often used critically.

come on to

Avanzado (C1) informal

to flirt with someone in a strong or obvious way

"She accused the producer of coming on to young actresses at auditions."

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To actually come on to Anfield.

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Come on to fingertips and then

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come on to your friends if you want to leave

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