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But watch again and something happens: you see a moment both sweet and wry as a couple shyly osculate in "The Kiss," a quiet dignity beneath the brawny bravado in "Sandow: The Strong Man."— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
That there are points on which the moral systems of men and nations osculate, is most true; that there should have been certain approximations on many most important subjects was to be expected from the essential identity of human nature, in all ages and countries; but their deviations in some point or other--usually in several--from what we acknowledge to be both right and expedient, is equally undeniable.— The Eclipse of Faith Or, A Visit To A Religious Sceptic
He and all the REST of his kind can osculate my superannuated queer posterior.— 365 Gay News
The form of lyric poetry anciently intended to be sung. osculate v. To kiss. odious adj.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
Squeeze tiny hands and osculate;— Eugene Oneguine [Onegin] A Romance of Russian Life in Verse

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