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Meanings of fondle in English
Usage of fondle in English
1
He crossed to her deliberately and bent also to fondle the dog.
2
They did nothing but fondle and kiss the child they had adopted.
3
He kisses her and starts to fondle her breasts and other regions.
4
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5
I didn't flatter or fondle him, if that is what you mean.
6
You call bringing home strange men to fondle me, protecting me?
7
Perhaps you could fondle a breast or two, just in passing.
8
I tried to go to the poor creature, and fondle and comfort him.
9
Happy to sit and fondle the thing that had been alive.
10
His wounded hand lifted to fondle his muttonchops, causing a stab of pain.
11
Men ogle them, fondle them, dream of being enveloped by them.
12
For little hands to fondle and for mother to read aloud.
13
They kissed her shoulders as each reached beneath her to fondle her breasts.
14
Alive with comicality, they move us, almost unconsciously, to fondle them.
15
She sat down on Leonard's knee, and began to fondle him.
16
Have you ever beheld a lovely woman fondle a lovely rose?
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Fondle through the time
Fondle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common