come-on
nounUK /ˈkʌm ɒn/
US /ˈkʌm ɑːn/
A come-on is something someone says or does to make you want something.
The free toy was just a come-on to get people into the store.
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2. A remark or action meant to flirt with or attract someone.
He gave her a playful come-on across the room.
3. A dishonest trick used to persuade someone to buy or do something.
The ad was a come-on that promised prizes nobody ever won.
4. An invitation or encouragement to do something.
Her friendly wave was a come-on to join the game.