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Often used in the same context:
bidders,
white knight,
buyout,
buyer,
takeover bid,
overtures,
acquirer,
hostile takeover,
contenders,
takeover,
courtship,
counteroffer,
megadeal,
paramours,
jilt,
beaus,
acquisitor,
speculation,
rival,
outbidding,
courting,
hopefuls,
rumors,
competitor,
wooing,
makeweight,
headhunter,
feelers,
sugar daddy,
challengers,
wannabes,
frontrunner,
candidates,
possibles,
successors,
gazump,
nibbles,
bachelors,
beauties,
pursuer,
admirers,
creditors,
swains,
possibilities,
exes,
finalists,
talent,
bigwigs,
scuttlebutt,
dater,
gold digger,
fancies,
coeds,
girlfriends,
reup,
fraulein,
whispers,
options,
wooers,
alternatives,
vultures,
due diligence,
marquee,
pretenders,
leveraged buyout,
affections,
giants,
draftees,
attentions,
snubs,
bridesmaids,
meddler,
nymphet,
heir apparent,
pipsqueaks,
heir,
lovelies,
bride,
minxes,
interlopers,
bauble,
overachievers,
knacks,
boyfriends,
prospects,
offer,
biggies,
betrothal,
backers,
recruits,
deal,
merman,
gossips,
merger,
coquette,
ladylove,
arbitrageur,
heavyweights,
cads,
blondes,
enticements,
scouts,
suitor,
lovers,
aspirants,
contestants,
husbands,
patrons,
petitioners,
benefactors,
claimants,
callers,
devotees,
queens,
votaries,
applicants,
sitters,
bridegroom,
disciples
Appears in the definition of:
penelope,
spurner
Also try:
— Adjectives for suitors:
many,
other,
several,
potential,
rival,
numerous,
prospective,
various,
eligible,
male,
young,
more...
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