Nothing but a little peck on the cheek when the event is over.

My mother came over and gave me a little peck on the cheek.

As he drove up Interstate 5, an irritating little peck of loneliness nagged at him.

Anyway, I was thinking about heading back to the caboose for a little peck of supper.

Not just a little peck on the cheek.

When Franklyn straightened, she leaned in and gave him a chaste little peck on the cheek.

In fact, perhaps Hanna should feel flattered that a huge star wanted to give her a harmless little peck.

So she turned her face toward him and their lips met eagerly, forestalling the little peck which she had intended.

She laughed-bright ,pleasant-andheldup her face to be kissed, and he gave her a little peck on the cheek.

You can't blame him, you know; if you just give him a little peck, and run away, you don't give him a chance.

He walked me up to the door, and I was sure hoping for another kiss, but he gave me a little peck on the forehead.

Mrs. Purchase rose and greeted him with a little pecking kiss.

It's one long kiss, not a series of little pecks to interrupt a jabbing tongue.

He himself had been but little pecked at.

Little pecks become one complete kiss, mouths open, tongues moving, and time disappears into their bodies.

"Bingo," she said, and gave me a little peck on the lips.