what does it mean when someone says handsome devil?
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Often a playboy. TV Tropes. The very Devil, himself, is supposed to look amazingly-charming, and can attract almost any woman. Therefore, a guy who's " devilishly handsome / good-looking " is a man who looks so attractive, especially to the opposite sex, that the women swoon over him, in huge numbers. Yahoo!
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The above idiom in the question "handsome is as handsome does" actually means that a persons character and behaviour matters more than his appearance . This is valid because a person can wear the most expensive of apparels, but he doe not behave well with other people, he his existence has no value.
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It means he likes you, but not sexually. If a guy does not know you well and calls you lovely it really is a very nice compliment. It means he adores you, and likes being in your presense.
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Originally Answered: What does very easy on the eyes mean? It means someone (usually of the sex the speaker of the phrase is attracted to) is attractive. It can be used to say “damn! she's hot!” in a more professional way: (smiling, in an almost-sarcastically-impressed voice) “She's…
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At the time, I had no idea what it meant as it is apparently an adjective only used in Spanish in Spain, so I had to look it up on the Internet. I soon found out Guapa, (or Guapo, if the word is said to a man), means 'Beautiful' or 'Handsome' in English. It can also be used to simply mean 'Hot'.
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It means that he thinks you are beautiful, simply that. If you want to go to the next level, thank him, smile. Ask him to help with you with something, suggest coffee to discuss it then. You'll then know how he likes you by his response and behavior.
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It means he finds you very attractive and would like to date you. But beware! It could also means he just wants sex from you. Words mean alot. A guy who likes you will generally say you are beautiful, but a man who finds you sexually attractive will say hot.
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It means it's a hint that he likes you sexually speaking. Of course it's not always 100% but more likely than not, you can take such compliments as “you look nice” to mean “I'm attracted and I'd like to let you know that”.
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Short Story on "Handsome is that Handsome Does" Once there was a young prince who wanted to marry a handsome girl. He had heard about the beauty of certain girls. ... Then he went to the house of another girl famous for her beauty. She admitted him but treated him with contempt.
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He could mean that you're so attractive, your beauty drives him crazy just thinking about it; or he could mean that your behavior is erratic, irrational, and annoying in the extreme, and therefore drives him crazy.
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It might mean that he is attracted to you which would be more likely if he only says it to you and he shows other signs of attraction around you. He might also say it naturally, be being condescending, doing it as a power-play or he might be trying to make you feel better.
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"Sweetheart" It's a lovely term of endearment. That means the guy is into you. Personally, it's OK if I know the guy and we're on that level. In fact, I really LOVE it, when my guy calls me different pet names.
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It means "I like you," but in a romantic, or being attracted to, sense. One can also fancy a certain candy, or dress. In that case it means "really like."
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It means - he finds you are of some value to him for the time being. And as long as he finds this value, he will use romantic & sweet sounding words like these to make you feel good and special. Once this use & usefulness is no longer there, these words will cease to exist.
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It means to look ugly and unattractive. It means to look ugly and unattractive.
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..where I'm from (USA, NY) its a compliment XD it's someone with a smooth, pretty face and an innocent/child-like look =) it's only used in intimate relationships nowadays (grandma to grandchild, cutesy boyfriend to cutesy girlfriend).
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handsome is as handsome does. How one acts is more important than how one looks. For example, He may be homely, but he's the kindest man I've ever met—handsome is as handsome does. This expression already appeared in John Ray's 1670 collection of proverbs.