I. ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun
( -s )
Etymology: come on
1. : an allurement or bait: as
a. : something designed to induce a person to become a victim of trickery
let him win a few bets as a come-on
b. : a special inducement (as a premium or an article offered at less than cost) intended to attract customers to a store or other selling agency
2. : the discard of a high card as a signal for one's partner to lead back a card of the same suit
3. slang : swindler ; also : a person victimized by a swindler : easy mark
II. noun
: a usually sexual advance