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snog

Kidd vs Snog - What's the difference?

kidd | snog |


As a proper noun kidd

is .

As a verb snog is

(british|slang) to kiss passionately.

As a noun snog is

a passionate kiss.

Snog vs Tonguing - What's the difference?

snog | tonguing |


As verbs the difference between snog and tonguing

is that snog is (british|slang) to kiss passionately while tonguing is .

As nouns the difference between snog and tonguing

is that snog is a passionate kiss while tonguing is (music) a technique used with wind instruments to enunciate different notes using the tongue on the reed or mouthpiece.

Snog vs Pull - What's the difference?

snog | pull |


As verbs the difference between snog and pull

is that snog is (british|slang) to kiss passionately while pull is to apply a force to (an object) so that it comes toward the person or thing applying the force.

As nouns the difference between snog and pull

is that snog is a passionate kiss while pull is an act of pulling (applying force).

Canoodle vs Snog - What's the difference?

canoodle | snog |


As verbs the difference between canoodle and snog

is that canoodle is to caress, touch up, pet or make love while snog is to kiss passionately.

As nouns the difference between canoodle and snog

is that canoodle is a cuddle, hug, or caress while snog is a passionate kiss.

Shag vs Snog - What's the difference?

shag | snog |


As nouns the difference between shag and snog

is that shag is matted material; rough massed hair, fibres etc while snog is a passionate kiss.

As verbs the difference between shag and snog

is that shag is to make hairy or shaggy; to roughen while snog is to kiss passionately.

As an adjective shag

is hairy; shaggy.

Snog vs Shog - What's the difference?

snog | shog |


As verbs the difference between snog and shog

is that snog is (british|slang) to kiss passionately while shog is (archaic) to jolt or shake.

As nouns the difference between snog and shog

is that snog is a passionate kiss while shog is (archaic) jolt, shake (brisk movement).

Snog vs Snig - What's the difference?

snog | snig |


As verbs the difference between snog and snig

is that snog is (british|slang) to kiss passionately while snig is (australia|new zealand|forestry) to drag a log along the ground by means of a chain fastened at one end.

As nouns the difference between snog and snig

is that snog is a passionate kiss while snig is (uk|dialect) a small eel.

Snog vs Snod - What's the difference?

snog | snod |


As nouns the difference between snog and snod

is that snog is a passionate kiss while snod is a fillet; a headband; a snood.

As a verb snog

is to kiss passionately.

Snog vs Stog - What's the difference?

snog | stog |


As verbs the difference between snog and stog

is that snog is to kiss passionately while stog is (used passively) To be bogged, to be stuck in mud.

As a noun snog

is a passionate kiss.

Snog vs Nog - What's the difference?

snog | nog |


As nouns the difference between snog and nog

is that snog is a passionate kiss while nog is egg.

As a verb snog

is (british|slang) to kiss passionately.

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