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  • present participle of fondle.
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fondling

[fond-ling, fon-dl-ing] / ˈfɒnd lɪŋ, ˈfɒn dl ɪŋ /


NOUN
heavy petting
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Fondling some sheep’s sorrel, Tallberg asked himself, “Why does this go to the sheep?”

From Washington Post

Fondling a martini, flaked out on the sofa in his Beverly Hills home, bald, bespectacled Gene Kelly could pass as the aging big star lapsing into the big fadeout.

From Time Magazine Archive

Fondling some sheep’s sorrel, Tallberg asked himself, “Why does this go to the sheep?”

From Washington Post

Fondling the needlepoint, Schlesinger exulted: "This is the end of the Thirty Years' War."

From Time Magazine Archive

Roly-Poly's a man of pleasure: Sorrow and care are for grown-up stupids: Pictures and kisses, toys and caresses, Fondling and fun, for dimpled Cupids.

From The Nursery, No. 106, October, 1875. Vol. XVIII. A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers by Various




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