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smooch

[ US /ˈsmutʃ/ ]
[ UK /smˈuːt‍ʃ/ ]
VERB
  1. snuggle and lie in a position where one person faces the back of the others
NOUN
  1. an enthusiastic kiss

How To Use smooch In A Sentence

  • And to get pulses racing from the off, there is a very steamy smooch between the pair in episode one. The Sun
  • I gulped as they smooched - for quite a long time, too - and wished more than anything that it was me he was kissing.
  • Lovers kissed, sharing their first smooch of the year.
  • Del, I don't know what kind of maidens you are used to kissing but a 3.5 inch turkey load tends to leave a "hickey" on my shoulder after each smooch ... even when that orange bead is held on the base of old Tom's warty neck! I have a quick question for all of you turkey hunters.
  • I looked at Valerie 's tentative list of proteins from the mush and pursed my lips as if coming in for a smooch. VITALS
  • Witherspoon then dug in the knife a little more, calling her smooch session with Pattinson "a little bit of a downer. Judy Kurtz: This Week's Shining and Falling Stars: Lady Gaga and Reese Witherspoon
  • Confetti was all around and Chris and I planted a big smooch on each other.
  • Del, I don't know what kind of maidens you are used to kissing but a 3.5 inch turkey load tends to leave a "hickey" on my shoulder after each smooch ... even when that orange bead is held on the base of old Tom's warty neck! I have a quick question for all of you turkey hunters.
  • Kick off your shoes, tread lightly across the shagpile, snap open a Babycham, ease back in your Parker Knoll recliner and smooch your way through this little lot like the silky smooth operator you know you can be.
  • In the city's lavish beaux-arts facades and lobbies, farewell smooches and the rustle of tipsy last minute fumblings, still linger faintly in the air today.
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