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kiss

Definition for kiss

noun as in touching lips to another

verb as in touch one's lips to another's

Strongest matches

brush, glance, graze, greet, salute

Weak matches

make out, pucker up

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Example Sentences

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Gunner Beck claimed Webber said he had been "waiting for a moment for them to be alone" before grabbing her leg, pinning her down, and trying to kiss her.

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That one lasted even longer and ended happily with an old-fashioned kiss — it was electric.

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Kacie, through kisses and embraces, told Patrick she wasn’t going to Mexico after telling producers she didn’t think her “attraction to him is gonna grow that much.”

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Starlets gossip about these film geeks and blow them kisses while Godard, who, unlike the others, has yet to make his debut feature, is very aware he’s the odd man out.

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Across social media, users dug up Allen’s past offenses: Twitter rows with rapper Azealia Banks, one-sided kisses with Zoë Kravitz and other questionable behavior from Allen’s long life in the public eye.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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