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Meanings of necking in anglès

portuguès
soba
català
carícia
espanyol
caricia

Affectionate play (or foreplay without contact with the genital organs)

carícia
català
collarí

The molding at the top of a column.

collarí
Usage of necking in anglès
1
And he'd never gone in for necking, as all the others had.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
2
Eating my pork and beans up and necking my whisky and tea.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 17, 1917
3
The idea of necking with Cooper made the embers turn molten.
Declaration of Courtship
4
One couple started necking on the grass, another pair sported in the water.
The Neutronium Alchemist
5
He always sneaked around at school dances to try and catch people necking.
Go Set a Watchman
6
Probably necking in the woods. Her voice was soft, almost tired.
Bloody Bones
7
Barry and his girlfriend Marsha do a lot of necking at the party.
The new yorker
8
They had a penchant for shadowing necking teenagers and playing tricks on them.
Storm front
9
Eric Pickles has clearly been necking some serious foie gras.
The Guardian
10
I reread The Plague last week, in between necking paracetamol and arguing on Twitter.
The Guardian
11
NOODLES interrupts MAX's necking with a slap on the shoulder.
Once upon a time in America
12
They were bundled up in thick coats and scarves and necking with cautious optimism.
Stories: all-new tales
13
One of those whiplash places, where people are always jerking their heads around, rubber-necking.
Black is the new white
14
I felt like a teenager caught necking with her boyfriend.
Coyote dreams
15
He cut out all the necking and the cuddly stuff.
Full circle
16
I felt like a kid caught necking on the couch.
Grave Secrets
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Translations for necking
portuguès
soba
Necking through the time