snog in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for snog in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snog¹ <pres part snogging; pt, pp snogged> [Am snɑɡ, Brit snɒɡ] VB intr Brit inf

snog

besuquearse

snog

darse el lote Spain inf

snog

pegarse el lote Spain inf

snog

chapar RioPl inf

snog

fajar Mex inf

snog

atracar Chil inf

II.snog¹ [Am snɑɡ, Brit snɒɡ] VB trans

snog

besuquear

snog

darse el lote con Spain inf

snog

pegarse el lote con Spain inf

snog

atracar con Chil inf

snog² N Brit inf

to have a snog

→ snog

Translations for snog in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

morrear

to snog Brit inf

chupetearse (recíproco) (besarse)

to snog Brit inf

pegarse un atraque

to have a snog Brit inf

atracar

to snog Brit inf

chuparse (recíproco) (besarse)

to snog Brit inf

snog in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for snog in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.snog [snɒg, Am snɑ:g] Brit -gg- VB intr inf

snog

morrearse

II.snog [snɒg, Am snɑ:g] Brit -gg- VB trans inf

snog

morrear

III.snog [snɒg, Am snɑ:g] Brit -gg- N inf

snog

morreo m

to have a snog

morrearse

Translations for snog in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

morrear

to snog

hacer manitas inf

to snog Brit

snog Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have a snog

morrearse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Apparently the welcome party was just one big snog-a-thon.

lifestyle.one

Mainly producing offspring who we'd give our left bumcheek for a chance to snog.

www.sugarscape.com

At least, they're having a massive snog in public, and that's enough evidence for us.

www.irishmirror.ie

And the reality stars decided to finish off what looked like a fabulous night with a quick snog in the street.

www.irishmirror.ie

It's a pity she didn't time her interruption a bit better; she missed them having a good old snog.

www.newshub.co.nz

We were constantly having to snog the other members of the cast, which was delightful.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Snog bars are where the gilded youth meet, flick their hair and hug each other.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Think that if you snog one (or more) of your fellow students, you're both automatically signed up to each other for keeps.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Out of season, it was empty, and so we used to snog in the bedrooms with the lights off.

www.smh.com.au

Her first snog is with him.

en.wikipedia.org