Eskimo-kiss
Eskimo-kiss verb: to rub one’s nose against something or another’s nose.
Verb
Eskimo-kiss (third-person singular simple present Eskimo-kisses, present participle Eskimo-kissing, simple past and past participle Eskimo-kissed)
- To rub one’s nose against something or another’s nose.
- How could you reason with a man who was Eskimo-kissing a six-month-old?1999, Liz Ireland, Baby for Hire, Harlequin, →ISBN
- The sight of this tough-looking kid cooing and Eskimo-kissing a puppy made Dell smile.2001, Janet McDonald, Spellbound, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, →ISBN
Examples of Eskimo-kiss in a sentence
- Had he just been Eskimo-kissing a woman?2005, Crystal Green, A Tycoon in Texas, Harlequin, →ISBN:
- It’s not like she was rolling around, Eskimo-kissing puppies all day; […]2018, Daniel Browne, In the Weeds, Garrett County Press, →ISBN:
- We’d lick raindrops off the hood / Eskimo-kissing the handles / As Mary buckled us in2018, Brinda Rao-Pothuraju, Vanity Pains, Notion Press, →ISBN:
Forms of Eskimo-kiss
| third-person singular present | Eskimo-kisses |
|---|---|
| present participle | Eskimo-kissing |
| past participle | Eskimo-kissed |
| past | Eskimo-kissed |
Origin of Eskimo-kiss
Denominal verb of Eskimo kiss.
Questions about Eskimo-kiss
- What does Eskimo-kiss mean?
- Eskimo-kiss means to rub one’s nose against something or another’s nose.
- How do you use Eskimo-kiss in a sentence?
- Had he just been Eskimo-kissing a woman?
- What part of speech is Eskimo-kiss?
- Eskimo-kiss is a verb.
- What is the past tense of Eskimo-kiss?
- The past tense of Eskimo-kiss is Eskimo-kissed.
Words near Eskimo-kiss in the dictionary
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