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snog
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/ snɒg /
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verb (used without object), snogged, snog·ging.British Informal.
to kiss and cuddle.
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Origin of snog
First recorded in 1955–60; origin uncertain
Words nearby snog
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How to use snog in a sentence
If you only managed to snog three people you were a total loser.
He went on: And you consate that all these steans be aboon folk that be happed here, snod an snog?
Dracula|Bram StokerSnog bounded hither and thither in the eagerness of his search.
A Romance of the West Indies|Eugne Sue
British Dictionary definitions for snog
snog
/ (snɒɡ) British slang /
verb snogs, snogging or snogged
to kiss and cuddle (someone)
noun
the act of kissing and cuddling
Word Origin for snog
of obscure origin
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