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billings and cooings

billings and cooings is the plural of billing and cooing.

Meaning of billing and cooing

Noun

billing and cooing (countable and uncountable, plural billings and cooings)

  1. Cooing and rubbing of beaks, performed by birds such as pigeons and doves as a prelude to mating.
  2. Loving and affectionate behaviour between members of a romantic couple, such as the exchange of caresses and kisses.

Questions about billings and cooings

What is billings and cooings the plural of?
Billings and cooings is the plural of billing and cooing.

Words near billings and cooings in the dictionary

  1. Billingham
  2. Billingham-on-Tees
  3. Billinghurst
  4. Billinghursts
  5. billings
  6. billings and cooings
  7. Billings County
  8. billingsellacean
  9. billingsellaceans
  10. billingsgate
  11. Billingsgate pheasant

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