kisses

• “It seems an unexpected symbol of the plaintive melancholy of the Portuguese character that the small confections which we call kisses they call sighs, _suspiros_.”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 37, November, 1860

• “Pink Ladies! feeling less envious and victimized kisses from a fetching Maltese cool new Twitter buddies new routines that are working for me simplicity”

  Archive 2009-07-01

• “If we get that under control your gunsmith bills will seem like kisses from the one you love.”

  Some Peeves from a Gunsmith

• “He makes larger circles with his hands, kneading firmly now at her breasts as he begins to layer kisses from the base of her hairline just behind her ear, down her neck to her shoulder and then she is turning her head, seeking his mouth and he meets her questing lips.”

  So Excited!

• “By the way, a friend of mine advanced a theory that the Model 100 was prone to "doubling" because the firing pin "kisses" the primer whenever the bolt pushes another cartridge into the chamber.”

  You Always Hurt the Gun You Love

• “Hugs and kisses from a tired and discouraged lady.”

  Heartsick, depressed, and PO'd as hell.

• “A few days later, I still hug her, run my hands across her silken skin, and smother her in kisses in even greater quantity that usual.”

  Archive 2007-06-01

• “Besides her also making note of the nookie nooks a night at the movies allows for the hormones of youth, she has a whole section devoted to cinematic scenes of sucking face, or as Camp states regarding certain kisses, "Not so much sucking face as smelling face.”

  GreenCine Daily: New Zealand Dispatch.

• “As I drove away, he was blowing me soft little kisses from the front window.”

  Here!

• “Winning riders get their jerseys and kisses from the podium girls on a wheeled platform with a 30-foot-high inflatable clamshell background.”

  USATODAY.com - Tour cast moves its town along in stages

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