Courtship (n.) is a game of hearts that was played in caveman days with clubs, but is now played with diamonds.
Courtship (n.) is a romantic ship that's often washed up on the sea of matrimony.
Courtship (n.) is a short period of long kisses usually followed by a long period of short kisses.
Courtship (n.) begins with a man fishing for a girl, and ends with her making the catch.
Courtship (n.) begins with a man seeking a girl's hand, and ends with her having him under her thumb.
Courtship (n.) hasn't changed much in thousands of years; in ancient times a girl used to sit and listen to a lyre all evening.
Courtship (n.) is another thing whose outcome depends on the income.
Courtship (n.) is the only game in which two people chase each other at the same time.
Courtship (n.) is when a girl doesn't say all she means, and a man doesn't mean all he says.
Courtship (n.) is when a girl finds out that her strength lies in her weakness.
Courtship (n.) is when a man pursues a girl who is running toward him.
Courtship (n.) is when a woman resists a man's advances while she blocks his retreat.
Courtship (n.) is when girls use their heads to make men lose theirs.
Courtship (n.) is when most women try to break men of a bad habit- being bachelors.