Sentence examples for smooches from inspiring English sources
The part of the phrase "smooches" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a playful or affectionate way to say "kisses," often in informal contexts such as messages or social media. Example: "Sending you lots of smooches before you head off to your trip!"
verb
Third person singular of smooch
It's Christmas time and that means one thing - festive romcoms ft. snow, glittering lights, mistletoe smooches and lots of feel-good fuzziness.
Mwah! Smooches!" "Please keep her four beautiful girls in prayer and a host of family.
As for the scene in which Borat smooches a blond woman before introducing her as his sister, the "number-four prostinute in all of Kazakhstan," it is, like most of the film's lavatorial gags, both daring you to gawk and forcing you to look away.
After Joel smooches with a girl, he gives her a copy of Gogol's melancholy stories, a touch worthy of Woody Allen in his prime.
In the most recent event, Chirac, like Jackie Kennedy — who went to Paris with her husband in 1961 — only in reverse, was using charm and personal appeal and strategically applied smooches to try to turn a foe into a friend.
And though Ms. Wade laughingly denied any smooches with handsome building-mates who, perhaps, keep boxer-briefs in the refrigerator, she admitted that with the family away, even a full-time workweek can feel like a vacation.
Dreamworks, the studio behind Oscar-winning American Beauty has refused to let MTV use a clip of Kevin Spacey and Mena Suvari in a clinch for the network's ninth annual Movie Awards, despite the smooch snagging a viewers' nomination for best onscreen kiss.
The bar was full of twenty-something carousers; loud rock music drowned out the televisions replaying Indian cricketing triumphs; smoochers were discreetly smooching; the mood was relaxed, jolly and above all, prosperous.
He scandalised French business when he released an online video of himself smooching with a new girlfriend.
Try telling that, though, to an innocent traveller who was in too much of a hurry or even a couple smooching in a stairwell.
Some listen to speeches or attend informal lectures; a few play guitars and smooch; some combine civil disobedience with obedient study late into the night.
