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Meanings of snog in English

Portuguese
dar um beijo
Catalan
besar-se
Wikidata

Touch with the lips or press the lips (against someone's mouth or other body part) as an expression of love, greeting, etc.

        dar um beijo

        Spoon.

              Usage of snog in English
              1
              Surely a joint enthusiasm for Dan Brown must be worth a quick snog?
              The Irish Times
              2
              I made up different names for each snog with my friends Pippa and Bridget.
              Sloane Sisters
              3
              I was blissfully tipsy and ready for a good snog with my lady upstairs.
              Beautiful Bombshell
              4
              But which famous on-screen snog best represents your kissing style?
              News.com.au
              5
              First a tortured snog, then some tortured sex, then some extremely inadvisable phone chat.
              The Guardian
              6
              This display of courtship led to a snog and she eventually became my wife.
              The Guardian
              7
              And a flash snog yesterday seems to seal it.
              Wired
              8
              He and Drive's director, Nicolas Winding Refn, even shared a snog on the red carpet.
              The Guardian
              9
              The reason: The Sussexes had an almighty snog in public while dozens of press cameras whirred.
              News.com.au
              10
              She got back to the bed, and stooped close to Rhys to get a proper snog.
              Another life
              11
              Not like you don't get to snog everyone.
              Consequences
              12
              Looking like you've just been for a snog behind the bike sheds is this season's lip look.
              The Guardian
              13
              Brightly coloured prom dresses and what we might politely call "snog-me heels" being key elements.
              The Irish Times
              14
              And it hadn't just been a snog.
              I shall wear midnight
              15
              He dumped some of the papers on the bedside cabinet, leaned over, and attempted to snog her.
              Another life
              16
              The drunken-snog method of finding love might never be consigned to the past, but things may be changing.
              The Irish Times
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              Translations for snog
              Catalan
              besar-se
              Snog through the time