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kissing one's teeth

kissing one's teeth is the present participle and gerund of kiss one's teeth.

Meaning of kiss one's teeth

Verb

kiss one's teeth (third-person singular simple present kisses one's teeth, present participle kissing one's teeth, simple past and past participle kissed one's teeth)

  1. Synonym of steups.
    • Don't kiss your teeth at me.
    Synonyms:
    steups

Questions about kissing one's teeth

What is kissing one's teeth the present participle and gerund of?
Kissing one's teeth is the present participle and gerund of kiss one's teeth.

Words near kissing one's teeth in the dictionary

  1. kissing hands
  2. kissing kin
  3. kissing number
  4. kissing numbers
  5. kissing off
  6. kissing one's teeth
  7. kissing out
  8. kissing someone on the dick
  9. kissing someone's arse
  10. kissing someone's ass
  11. kissing someone's hem

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