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Meanings of kisses in English
Usage of kisses in English
1
So far their physical explorations with each other had involved only kisses.
2
Meet my new bride.' He kisses Coffee, who giggles but squirms closer.
3
She kisses his lips; he kisses hers; they solemnly bless each other.
4
The whispering and kisses the other side of the fence disturbed him.
5
The presence of Monseigneur complicated the rites, the salutations, and the kisses.
6
He wouldn't be satisfied with a few chaste kisses for much longer.
7
By the time they arrived home, she'd be longing for his kisses.
8
He grasped it in his own and covered it with rapturous kisses.
9
If I can get away, I'll call the police.' She kisses Ben.
10
She liked the tone; she liked the kisses, too, though they hurt.
11
No more kisses until we know why the first one went wrong!
12
I'd come to realize rather quickly that I preferred kisses to coins.
13
No one else could have-But he smothered the wail in kisses.
14
The sky, the kisses, the girl friends, the Sunday afternoons became unbearable.
15
Long kisses, and his long fingers, and his deep and all-encompassing laughter.
16
He takes her hand and he kisses her on both her cheeks.
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Kisses through the time
Kisses across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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