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Literally, to kiss (British slang). Often includes activities that would be included in "making out", e.g., necking. One wag defined it as "anything you can do with a married woman in her husband's presence." (This assumes a 'monogamous' marriage rather than an "open" one.) Literal sense: Ginny just grabbed me, dragged me into a broom closet, and snogged the life out of me.
More general: Helen and Joe were sitting on the couch, snogging. She left lipstick all over him from the collar up. I swear his hands were inches from her tits. And Fred (Helen's husband) just sat there, watching the game on TV, completely ignoring it. |
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1. verb; to interface passionately with another being, creating a field of physical obsession and focused arousal +centered+ on the lips, mouth and tongue.
2. verb; to play tonsil hockey 3. verb; to give comfort or show affection to a fellow user of an internet forum. (syn: /lick, /spamHug) "...the world melts away into a clutter of noise and shadow when we're snogging..."
"...let's snog, baby." "Awww, sorry to hear that Joslo. /snog." |
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British children's and young adult's slang for "Kissing". It also describes a lusty wild kiss...
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A term to describe heavy kissing like a french kiss. They were snogging at the bar yesterday.
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verb; making out passionately lets go snog while my parents are gone
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To make out heavily. "Look at those two in the back of the club snogging."
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british for kissing he is so cute i want to snog him all night!
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To kiss with an open mouth. French kiss. Toungie. Hey nice shoes! Wanna snog?
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