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hickey

[hik-ee] / ˈhɪk i /




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She noted that he sought medical treatment after returning from a furlough “covered with hickeys” from his then-girlfriend, now wife.

From Seattle Times

The new season focuses on Nick and Charlie’s couple stuff: sharing a bed during a class trip to Paris, navigating hickey shame, coming out about their relationship.

From New York Times

The couple giggle like crazy as they are driven away from the restaurant, and a paparazzi picture obtained by DailyMail.com reveals — wait for it — a hickey below Davidson’s left ear.

From Los Angeles Times

"I think she says ‘biting’ because basically my kids don’t know what hickeys are, and they were clearly hickeys."

From Fox News

Joining us by video call from LA, Ezinma is full of enthusiastic energy as she discusses her career so far, even showing off the "violin hickey" that's developed on her neck after years of playing.

From BBC