besmooch
English
Etymology
From be- + smooch.
Verb
besmooch (third-person singular simple present besmooches, present participle besmooching, simple past and past participle besmooched)
- (transitive) To give smooches to; smooch all over
- 2009, Susan Becker, Rose Worthy:
- Anna continued to pace and talk frantically, “She's going to hate us both for this and with good reason. Oh.....and I work side by side with her everyday....Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh.......I gotta explain things to her. This was so wrong of me to besmooch you.”
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Synonyms
- bekiss
- kissle