smooches

Affectionate lip touches

Smooches is the plural of smooch—affectionate kisses, typically playful or casual rather than passionate: She covered his face in smooches.

The word has a lighthearted, somewhat childish quality.

As a verb form, smooches means kisses in this affectionate way: He smooches his dog every morning.

kisses

pecks

Light, quick kisses

  • mwahVocalized kiss sound
  • bussAffectionate lip press
  • lip-lockProlonged romantic kiss

smack · nuzzle · Eskimo-kiss · muah · xoxo

playfulness

teasing

Playful, mild ridicule

banter · mischievous · cheeky · coy · flirty · wink · chase · frolic · lighthearted · necking

affection

hugs

Affectionate arm wraps

warmth · fondness · endearment · sweetness · doting · adoration · caresses · petting · cooing · lovey-dovey

romance

courtship

Seeking another's romantic favor

sweetheart · wooing · amour · tryst · rendezvous · enamored · infatuation · flirtation · seduction · Valentine

Opposites
physical affection type

smoocheshandshakes

Mutual palm grips

slaps · shoves · punches · cold shoulder · formal bow

emotional warmth

smoochesblows

Strikes or expels air

strikes · slaps · punches · attacks · rejections

emotional expression

smoochesrejection

Denial of acceptance

rebuff · snub · spits · hits · slaps

Family

smooch, smooching, smooched, smoocher, smoochers

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G