kiss.

It seems that we can thus arrive at a probable explanation of the universality of the habit of kissing, and of "what is that thing we call a kiss."

More Science From an Easy Chair 1888

John's lower lip was jutting out and Rodney wondered what it would be like to press their mouths together in what his mother called a kiss.

Wraithbait 2010

She hadn't been much older than Susan was now when the _Alabama_ reached Coyote; since then, a certain hardness had entered the eyes of the little girl who'd once splashed around in Sand Creek and giggled whenever she saw Carlos and me sneak a kiss.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

Smiles excepted, there is nothing so hard to classify as a kiss.

The Man with Two Left Feet And Other Stories 1928

And she turned her face to him, and met his eyes and said "Paul," and her lips as she said it seemed to speak a kiss.

The Fortunate Youth 1914

And she turned her face to him, and met his eyes and said "Paul," and her lips as she said it seemed to speak a kiss.

The Fortunate Youth William John Locke 1896

A perfect print in which the letters barely touch the paper and don't show through on the backside is called a kiss.

Boulder Daily Camera Most Viewed 2010

Hill was giving Britney some relaxation techniques while trying to sneak a kiss.

ShowHype - Top Entertainment News, Videos, and Blogs 2008

In a won - derful intimacy that had her long legs tangling with his and her body arching to a sensual rhythm, they indulged in a different kind of kiss.

The Bellini Bride Reid, Michelle 2002

Thinking back, she was almost certain she had misinterpreted the tightening of his embrace and the near capture of her lips for a different kind of kiss.

Mystery Dad Karr, Leona 1999