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- n. A slight blow given as a caress.
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“Still, a mere love-tap compared to the typical Obama-supporter post about Hillary, wouldn't you agree?”
Poll: Obama Slips Against McCain, Now Losing Among Independents
“Still, a mere love-tap compared to the typical Obama-supporter post about Hillary, wouldn't you agree?”
Poll: Obama Slips Against McCain, Now Losing Among Independents
“I told you that the GOP attacks would make Hillary's campaign against Obama look like a love-tap.”
“Yeah, everyone has their limits of pain, and what would send me crying for Mommy would be a mere love-tap to many in the lifestyle ...”
“If you can't do it with a love-tap, get off my course.”
“And Victor, I am sure, would not have been impressed with that light little love-tap I gave him.”
“Nightingale dropped the bottle beside him after giving him a second love-tap to ensure that he stayed out of the conflict for a while.”
“Jake thought hard, not wanting to earn another love-tap from Gasher, and came up with a song he'd learned in summer day camp at the age of seven or eight.”
“The courtier who addressed her thus received a sunny smile and a gentle love-tap on his cheek for pay.”
“John sighed mournfully as he aided Barnabas to his feet, "and 't were only a love-tap, so to speak, -- this is what comes o 'your book reading.”
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