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kisses the book

kisses the book is the third-person singular simple present indicative of kiss the book.

Meaning of kiss the book

Verb

kiss the book (third-person singular simple present kisses the book, present participle kissing the book, simple past and past participle kissed the book)

  1. (UK, historical) To kiss a copy of the New Testament, in England, after taking a legal oath.

Questions about kisses the book

What is kisses the book the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Kisses the book is the third-person singular simple present indicative of kiss the book.

Words near kisses the book in the dictionary

  1. kisses someone on the dick
  2. kisses someone's arse
  3. kisses someone's ass
  4. kisses someone's hem
  5. kisses someone's ring
  6. kisses the book
  7. kisses the dust
  8. kisses the gunner's daughter
  9. kisses the hem of someone's garment
  10. kisses the ring
  11. kisses the rod

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