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osculation

[os-kyuh-ley-shuhn] / ˌɒs kyəˈleɪ ʃən /


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One of the play's more memorable exchanges directly engages the all-important subject of theatrical osculation.

From Los Angeles Times

On the same day I saw “Vanya,” I was treated to a more optimistic act of osculation in the afternoon.

From New York Times

Acts of osculation have of course been known to sweep people off their feet.

From New York Times

The act of "osculation" — in technical parlance — is ingrained in more than 90 percent of cultures around the world.

From Seattle Times

Whether caused by the unusual electricity in the air or the eager hurry with which it was performed, the osculation created more noise than is considered desirable by well-bred lovers.

From Project Gutenberg