get a room
Cease public affection
Get a room is what you say to a couple whose public affection has become uncomfortable to witness: Okay, we get it, you're in love—get a room.
The phrase tells them to take their intimacy somewhere private.
It's usually delivered with mock disgust or teasing exasperation rather than genuine offense.
- kissTouch with lips
- making outExtended romantic kissing
- cuddleAffectionate close embrace
- hugTight, affectionate clasp
- smoochInformal term for kissing
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