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Meanings of
osculation
in English
Portuguese
ósculo
Catalan
petó
Spanish
beso
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The act of caressing with the lips (or an instance thereof)
kiss
buss
Portuguese
ósculo
Usage of
osculation
in English
1
Next ensued a period of rather audible
osculation
,
and then there was silence.
2
If
osculation
is a mark of love, surely Mrs. Mack is the best of mothers.
3
Still I suppose they are old men and not up on the modern 1908 rules on
osculation
.
4
Then the crowns were removed and kissed by each of the marrying pair, the bridegroom first performing the
osculation
.
5
When the children departed after an orgy of
osculation
,
Jaffery surveyed with a twinkling eye the decorous quartette sitting by the fire.
6
What one of them can tell you a thing concerning the original
osculation
-
that
primary
amatory congress which was the beginning of the beginning?-
7
I overtook him in Cartagena, endured the process of
osculation
,
saw him without rhime or reason wrangle with and publicly insult our Consul there.
8
When this command had been obeyed with urbane alacrity, Sam called out again, very much as if he were piping all hands to
osculation
:
'Rev.
9
I here fancy
osculations
,
palpitations, and exit Miss Theo, blushing like a rose.
10
'But now,' he said, releasing himself from the prolonged
osculation
,
'about this Captain Sarrasin?'
11
I looked upon this question as a particular case of the theory of
osculations
which I had studied in Legrange's "Fonctions Analytiques."
12
It reminded us of the toe of St. Peter, in the cathedral at Rome, which has been worn smooth by the
osculations
of devout Christians.
13
"I am sure a dragon of propriety might trust a loving pair in this wabbly little craft, which an attempt at
osculation
would upset."
14
Next ensued a period of rather audible
osculation
,
and then there was silence.
15
If
osculation
is a mark of love, surely Mrs. Mack is the best of mothers.
16
Still I suppose they are old men and not up on the modern 1908 rules on
osculation
.
Other examples for "osculation"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
osculation
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
audible osculation
original osculation
perform the osculation
prolonged osculation
Translations for
osculation
Portuguese
ósculo
beijo
Catalan
petó
bes
Spanish
beso
Osculation
through the time