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smooch
verb [I] /smuːtʃ/Definition
› informal to kiss, hold, and touch someone in a way that shows you love them: Didn't I see you smooching with Mark at Kim's party?Sexual activity in generalPhysical and sexual assault and abduction › UK When two people are smooching, they are dancing slowly and very close together to slow, romantic music: The dance floor was full of middle-aged couples smooching to slushy ballads.Dance and choreography in general
(Definition of smooch verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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