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Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A marked exhibition of mutual love; an interview between lovers; a pictured, written, or acted representation of such an interview.
Examples
“Thor and Randy share what is meant to be a touching and passionate shower love-scene which ends up being pornoriffic, complete with close-up tongue waggling.”
“One thing Steve; I remember you once commenting that one reason you thought that a movie with a black male love-scene had never broken the 100 million mark was that movie-making was a cooperative effort.”
“Macdermots; nor are any characters in the book equal to those of Mrs. Proudie and the Warden; but the work has a more continued interest, and contains the first well-described love-scene that I ever wrote.”
“The love-scene, however, was fatally interrupted; and the pair were not long before they joined the captain, Mrs. Woodward, and”
“Moreover, when Scott began novel-writing, he was as old as Thackeray when Thackeray said that while at work on a love-scene he blushed so that you would think he was going into an apoplexy.”
“I would think how it would be with them if they had to go home afterwards and write a love-scene.”
“The plot is not so good as that of the Macdermots; nor are there any characters in the book equal to those of Mrs. Proudie and the Warden; but the work has a more continued interest, and contains the first well-described love-scene that I ever wrote.”
“Pin was but a poor climber, and, as she clung trembling to her branch, needed so much prompting in her lines — even then to repeat them with such feeble emphasis — that Laura invariably lost patience with her and the love-scene ended in a squabble.”
“Now, such a love-scene as that has absolutely never been written down; it was entirely decent, yet vulgar to the nth power.”
“I might have waited and watched longer that love-scene under the trees, that sylvan courtship.”
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