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smoochsome

smoochsome adjective: characterised or marked by smooching.

Adjective

smoochsome (comparative more smoochsome, superlative most smoochsome)

  1. Characterised or marked by smooching
    • If pubs were judged entirely on decor, this one - on a quiet back street just off Cheyne Walk - would scoop honours galore. It's beautifully lit, with a gorgeous upper gallery, stained-glass windows, comfortable seating and, to top it all, a smoochsome Jeff Buckley track played on the pub stereo...2006, Time Out London Bars, Pubs, and Clubs, page 35
    • The smoochsome twosome were caught playing tonsil tennis as they drove into an underpass in Foshan, China, hoping to avoid attention.2014, Andy Wells, The Daily Star

Forms of smoochsome

comparativemore smoochsome
superlativemost smoochsome

Origin of smoochsome

From smooch + -some.

Questions about smoochsome

What does smoochsome mean?
Smoochsome means characterised or marked by smooching.
What part of speech is smoochsome?
Smoochsome is an adjective.

Words near smoochsome in the dictionary

  1. smoochiest
  2. smoochily
  3. smoochiness
  4. smooching
  5. smoochings
  6. smoochsome
  7. smoochy
  8. smoochy-woochy
  9. smoodge
  10. smoodged
  11. smoodges

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