Kissing Terms, Words Used to Describe a Kiss

Terms used to describe "The Kiss."

When you: bill and coo, box tonsils, buss, exchange spit, first base, French, Frenchy, give a tonsillectomy, gag sugar, get lip action, kissy-face, kissy-poo, licky-face, lip embrace, lock lips, make out, mac or mack make out, mouth wrestle, muckle, neck, nuzzle, osculate, peck, perform PDA, plant a big one, plant a smacker, play post office, play tonsil hockey, pucker up, slurp syrup, smack, smacky, smooch, snag tonsils, snog, spoon, soul-kiss, suck face, swap spit, tongue it, tongue wrestle, tongue sushi, watch submarine races

(thanks to @Wahre_Liebe!)

Do you leave an IMPRESSION?

Do your kisses deliver the RIGHT message? When you pucker up do you pack a whallop?

Do you leave them crying for more - or just crying

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