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smooch
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
smooch
(verb)
smooch
/
ˈ
smuːtʃ/
verb
smooches
;
smooched
;
smooching
smooch
/
ˈ
smuːtʃ/
verb
smooches
;
smooched
;
smooching
Britannica Dictionary definition of SMOOCH
informal
:
to kiss
[
no object
]
They
smooched
while sitting on the porch swing.
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+ object
]
She
smooched
him while they were on the porch swing.
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— smooch
noun
,
plural
smooches
[
count
]
Give me a big
smooch
[=
kiss
] on the cheek before you go.
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