smooch

smooch
smooch
[smu:tʃ]
I. vi
1. (kiss vigorously) knutschen fam; (tenderly) schmusen fam
2. BRIT (dance closely) eng umschlungen tanzen
II. n usu sing
1. (vigorous) Knutschen nt fam; (tender) Schmusen nt fam
to have a \smooch rumschmusen, rumknutschen fam
2. BRIT (intimate dance) Blues m fam, Schieber m fam
* * *
[smuːtʃ] (inf)
1. vi
knutschen (inf)
2. n
Kuss m, Bussi nt (inf)

to have a smooch — rumknutschen (inf)

* * *
smooch1 [smuːtʃ] US
A v/t beschmieren
B s (Schmutz)Fleck m
smooch2 [smuːtʃ] sl
A s
1. Schmusen n, Knutschen n umg:
have a smooch (with) → B 1
2. US Kuss m, besonders Schmatz m umg:
give sb a smooch
3. Br Stehblues m
B v/i
1. schmusen, knutschen umg (beide:
with mit)
2. Br eng umschlungen tanzen
* * *
v.
knutschen v.
schmusen v.

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