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ex) The right guy takes an interst in you and flirts only with you. he meakse you feel like he only has eyes for you.
2.also what does it mean by hit it off?
ex)If he is hitting it off with a girl, he may even offter to buy her next drink.
3. what does it mean by play money?
ex) It is all play money to him and he wants to be certain that everyone in the place knows it.
4. what do you call a man and woman who has had a lot of sexes or girlfriends/boyfriends? Can I say he is a playboy? what about a women? ( like a girl samanda in the drama sex and the city?)
If somebody has eyes for you it means he is interested in you.
If you are hitting it off with somebody that person has been ressponding favorably to you.
Something that is play money is something that you would tend to spend freely.
I guess you could call someone who is involved with a lot of people (especially people of the opposite sex) a playboy. There are other words that are used too. Often those words are not very flattering.
M: gigolo, Lothario, lounge lizard [rather archaic], 'a bit of a lad', 'he puts it about a bit', 'he gets around', lady's man
F: nympho, Jezabel, 'she gets around', 'she's no better than she should be' [rather archaic, but still used sometimes, with stress on the should].
I take back 'Lothario' - which is rather literary and quite rare. I'll replace it with 'a player' - much more common (similarly, strictly used of a man).
How about "whore"/"slut"/"bimbo" (for female)? I know these words do sound offensive to many people and yet are used quite a great deal, especially in the heat of the moment. I believe that in the UK, the word "tart" is used instead.
Nowadays, the use of "player" (usually referring to male, in some cases also to female) is gaining popularity.
Yes, descriptions of promiscuous females are almost always derimental. Males tend to be seen as doing what is expected of them! Its a chauvinistic world I'm afraid.
Yes - I didn't mention bimbo (trying to keep it clean!), but it's an interesting word. If you look at the Italian (abbreviation for bambino) it should refer to a boy, but a "bimbo" is a young woman (kept strictly for decorative/sexual use).
has eyes for you? 
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