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Meaning of exosculate
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exosculate (v. t.)
To kiss; especially, to kiss repeatedly or fondly.
exosculate Sentence Examples
- The two lovers exosculate tenderly, their lips meeting in a sweet and passionate kiss.
- The mother exosculated her baby's forehead, a gesture of love and affection.
- The friends exosculated each other on the cheek, a friendly and affectionate greeting.
- The priest exosculated the chalice during the sacrament of Communion.
- The statue of the Virgin Mary was exosculate by the devout, an act of reverence and devotion.
- The dog exosculated its owner's face, a playful and affectionate gesture.
- The artist exosculated the canvas, leaving a kiss-shaped mark as a signature.
- The poet exosculated the page, leaving a mark of his passion and love for words.
- The child exosculated the teddy bear, a gesture of comfort and attachment.
- The actor exosculated the stage, a symbolic act of goodbye at the end of a performance.
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To kiss; especially, to kiss repeatedly or fondly.
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The two lovers exosculate tenderly, their lips meeting in a sweet and passionate kiss.
The mother exosculated her baby's forehead, a gesture of love and affection.
The friends exosculated each other on the cheek, a friendly and affectionate greeting.
The priest exosculated the chalice during the sacrament of Communion.
