Translations for „smooch“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . smooch [smu:tʃ] VB intr inf

1. smooch:

smooch (kiss vigorously)

mečkati se

smooch (tenderly)

poljubljati se [perf poljubiti se]

2. smooch Brit (dance closely):

smooch

počasi plesati [perf zaplesati]

II . smooch [smu:tʃ] N usu sing inf

1. smooch:

smooch (vigorous)

mečkanje n

smooch (tender)

poljubljanje n

2. smooch Brit (intimate dance):

smooch

počasen ples m

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He loves to be the center of attention and smooch everything in his path.

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They are very patient, but if you keep them waiting too long, they will start smooching, which will annoy other customers.

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I now realise my lyric comes from seeing my friend at the school disco, shaking, her face in her hands, while the other kids were smooching to this song.

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She enjoys investigating her surroundings, smooching and snoozing.

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In a chamber of the temple, the wolf is smooching the girl beagle.

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The caught-off-guard smooch at the end of a date is not okay if the "kissee" is grossed out.

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But could he pull it off an impromptu smooch in public -- with tens of thousands of people watching?

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When you aren't trying to befriend (or smooch) your squadmates, combat makes up the bulk of what you'll be doing.

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Points deducted for awkwardly moving your arms about 63 times (we counted) during the smooch.

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What kind of guys would participate in the exhibition, and what would happen when the women opened their eyes after an especially compelling smooch?

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