nonce-wd. [f. FLIRT v. + -EE.] One who is flirted with.

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1862.  The Saturday Review, XIII. 14 June, 676/2. It is successful only because the flirt is clever, or the flirtee silly.

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1891.  Temple Bar Mag., XCI. Jan., 91. ‘Three Generations of Flirtees.’

        Your grandmamma, of golden locks,
  I flirted with, through sun and shade;
I flirted with your mother, dear,
  In many a moonlight masquerade;
And now you’re sitting by my side
With gauzy tresses waving wide,
          A winsome maid.

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