What's the meaning of "pay court to"
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it means to solicit someone's attention; to woo someone.
e.g The lawyer was thought to be paying court to too many politicians. The lobbyist paid court to all the influential members of Congress.
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Hi Linky,
This is an idiom that means to flatter, but I don't believe it is used too frequently in modern-day English.
Jamie
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