smooch

• Nom désignant un baiser passionné, souvent tendre ou enjoué ; peut aussi évoquer des gestes affectueux ou câlins.

A noun referring to an enthusiastic kiss, often affectionate or playful.

1. An enthusiastic kissB1informal

   A passionate or affectionate kiss, often given with enthusiasm.

   Baiser enthousiaste

   • They shared a quick smooch before saying goodbye.
   • She gave him a big smooch on the cheek.
   • The couple enjoyed a long smooch in the park.

   Synonymeskisssmackersnog

• Verbe décrivant l'action de s'embrasser et de se câliner avec une connotation affectueuse, souvent de manière ludique ou tendre.

A verb used to describe the act of kissing and cuddling amorously, often in a playful or affectionate manner.

1. To cuddle closelyB1informal

   To snuggle and lie in a position where one person faces the back of the other, often in an affectionate or romantic way.

   se blottir tendrement

   • They spent the evening smooching on the sofa.
   • The couple was smooching in the back of the car.
   • After the movie, they smooched for a while before saying goodbye.

   Synonymescuddlenestlesnugglespoon

2. A2informal

   To kiss someone, especially in a loving or passionate manner.

   embrasser

   • They smooched under the mistletoe.
   • He leaned in to smooch her cheek.
   • The teenagers were caught smooching in the hallway.

   Synonymescanoodleembracekissmake outneckpeck