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kiss

Definition for kiss

noun as in touching lips to another

verb as in touch one's lips to another's

Strongest matches

brush, glance, graze, greet, salute

Weak matches

make out, pucker up

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Example Sentences

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Mrs McCann was also asked about her reaction to a letter from Ms Wandelt - posted a day after the face-to-face confrontation outside her home - signed off with her missing daughter's name and a kiss.

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"It is amazing. Everybody wants to say hello, everyone wants to give you a kiss and say welcome."

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Beneath the protective embrace of her brothers, Caroline, leaning forward, kisses Gisèle on the cheek.

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Using this logic, I could almost write “JD Vance kills and eats babies,” and when — justifiably — challenged about it, I could insist it’s not a lie because he kisses babies with his mouth.

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Time-travelling to Swift's high school days in Tennessee, it reminisces about a boy she confined to the friend zone while yearning for a single kiss.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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