billing

Good morning t' ye, good folks; as usual, I perceive, billing and cooing.

There, high up in the mountains, lies the dove-cote where they hope to do their billing and cooing.

It is not as if you two were two young people, and that you wanted to be billing and cooing.

She had had a lover, certainly, but there had been no billing and cooing with him.

He shrank back a little, putting Doyle between him and Mr. Billing.

I wish I hadn't been obliged to send Gallagher off alone with Billing.

I expect Doyle has Billing in the bar trying to pacify him with whisky.

Here's Billing crossing the street He's just come out of Kerrigan's shop.

Mr. Billing's last remark had not struck them as in any way odd.

When Mr. Billing ceased speaking there was a moment of doubtful silence.