snog

Speech parts

1. snog - Noun

2. snog - Verb

Meaning

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

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He's been released to the - I must say - somewhat cryogenic embrace of Mary. He went forth - a big great snog - and she just swerved in a way that none of our English Cricket Team are able to do. The message was loud and clear. You've heard this many times from prostitutes, Jeffrey. No kissing! Linda Smith

The newly married couple kissed Source: Internet

She kissed her grandfather on the forehead when she entered the room Source: Internet

All the more frustrating, then, when the film’s third act lurches into coming-of-age cliches, including a fade-to-black snog at a beachside bonfire. Source: Internet

But so, too, is the unhilarious challenge in a bar that involves the guys taking laxatives and getting a snog on the dancefloor before diarrhoea hits. Source: Internet

But a snog and fondle in the park, a rite of passage for most teenagers, could result in a two-year prison sentence for young, gay men. Source: Internet

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