smooch

[smuːtʃ]

smooch Definition

• 1. to kiss and cuddle amorously
• 2. a kiss and cuddle

Using smooch: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "smooch" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  They were smooching in the back seat of the car.

• Example

  He gave her a quick smooch before leaving for work.

• Example

  The movie was full of romantic smooches.

• Example

  She leaned in for a smooch on the cheek.

smooch Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for smooch

• snog
• make out
• neck
• pet
• caress

Phrases with smooch

• steal a smooch

  to steal a kiss from someone

  Example

  He stole a smooch from his girlfriend when no one was looking.

• give someone a smooch

  to give someone a kiss and cuddle

  Example

  She gave him a smooch before saying goodbye.

• plant a smooch on someone

  to give someone a big kiss and cuddle

  Example

  He planted a smooch on her lips as soon as he saw her.

Origins of smooch

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Summary: smooch in Brief

'Smooch' [smuːtʃ] is a verb and noun that refers to kissing and cuddling amorously. It is often used in a romantic context, as in 'The movie was full of romantic smooches,' but can also be used more casually, as in 'She leaned in for a smooch on the cheek.' Phrases like 'steal a smooch' and 'give someone a smooch' are common, meaning to steal or give a kiss and cuddle.