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lovey-dovey

[luhv-ee-duhv-ee] / ˈlʌv iˈdʌv i /


















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“Sonnets, too lovey-dovey,” Alexander agreed, for he and his siblings tended to stick together, like cubs in a litter, one might say.

From Literature

As for the assumption that she’d go “all lovey-dovey,” as the singer puts it?

From Los Angeles Times

I’m a very emotional guy, but I’m not a very lovey-dovey guy.

From Los Angeles Times

“Six Feet Under” is pretty lovey-dovey.

From Los Angeles Times

“You can tell when they’re arguing with each other; you can tell when they’re lovey-dovey.”

From Los Angeles Times