[
UK
/smˈuːtʃɪŋ/
]
NOUN
- affectionate play (or foreplay without contact with the genital organs)
How To Use smooching In A Sentence
- They were unfazed by the preponderance of same-sex couples holding hands, and all smooching was "disgusting" or "mushy" -- regardless of the gender of the "old people" (anyone over 22) doing the osculating. Michele Somerville: Gay Catholic Ministry and Straight Pride
- Didn't I see you smooching with Mark at Kim's party?
- Less harrowing is Jo Brand On Kissing Tue, 9pm, BBC4, in which the stand-up grumps her way through an investigation into the history, etiquette and cultural significance of smooching. It's a good week for … Romance
- WHITFIELD: you really came up with your own rules of engagement, which probably really I guess protected some of the respect and your credibility that you have with your other co-workers, because I'm sure, you know, they probably didn't want to see you guys smooching all the time either or get into goey-goo (ph). CNN Transcript Oct 10, 2009
- As a big fan myself, I was glad to see so many folks just can't get enough kissing, necking, smooching, or whatever you like to call the delicious union of lips, tongues and mouths.
- She got so close to her face that from a distance it could have looked like they were smooching.
- The dance floor was full of middle-aged couples smooching to slushy ballads.
- In fact, he added some passionate smooching - set not long after the men's initial coupling - that was in neither the short story nor the script.
- Lovers walked together against the flowers, or sat on a bench, smooching to their hearts' delight.
- Although some of the lyrics aren't appropriate, I love this song all the same… and I would love to be dancing and smooching up against my man to it.