snogged
Made out passionately
Snogged is the past tense of snog, British slang for kissing passionately—what Americans might call making out.
The term suggests extended, enthusiastic kissing rather than a quick peck: They snogged in the back of the cinema.
Common in British youth culture and popularized internationally through British media.
Touch with lips
- smoochInformal term for kissing
- peckDry measure or quick kiss
- make outDiscern with difficulty
- neckHead-body junction
pash · canoodle · lip-lock · pucker · smacker · osculate · mwah · air kiss
Hold closely in arms
- cuddleAffectionate close embrace
- hugTight, affectionate clasp
- snuggleEmbrace cozily
- nuzzleGentle facial caress
caress · fondle · grope · pet · clasp · entwine · nestle · spoon
Intense emotional drive
- desireIntense wanting
- infatuationShort-lived intense attraction
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
- ardorIntense emotional warmth
tryst · flirtation · courtship · lovers · sweetheart · amour · romance · swoon
Compress with force
Of the United Kingdom
- informalRelaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
- slangInformal in-group vocabulary
- cheekyPlayfully disrespectful
kiss
Touch with lips
neck · pash · canoodle · lip-lock · pucker · smacker · osculate · mwah · air kiss · stolen kiss
embrace
Hold closely in arms
nuzzle · caress · fondle · grope · pet · clasp · entwine · nestle · spoon · stroking
passion
Intense emotional drive
- desireIntense wanting
- infatuationShort-lived intense attraction
- chemistryStudy of substances' interactions
ardor · tryst · flirtation · courtship · lovers · sweetheart · amour · romance · swoon · attraction
crush
Compress with force
British
Of the United Kingdom
- informalRelaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
- slangInformal in-group vocabulary
tease
Mock playfully
cheeky · mischievous · coy · frisky · frolic · fun · light-hearted · jest · roguish