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2. To touch , stroke or hold lightly to show affection , fondness, caring or kindness.
Synonyms: fondle; bill-and-coo ; brush one's cheek ; chuck under the chin; clasp; cling; coddle; cuddle ; dandle; embrace ; enfold; enlace; excite love ; fling-woo ; fly into the arms of; fold in one's armS; fondle; graze; hang on one's neck ; hold hands; hold one tight; hug; kiss ; make dalliance; make-love ; massage; nestle; nuzzle; open one's armS; pat one on the head ; pat; paw ; pet ; pinch one's cheek ; pitch-woo ; play footsie; play kissie; play-kissy-face ; play-kissy-poo ; press; press to one's bosom ; rub ; slap-and-tickle ; smooth; snuggle ; squeeze; stroke ; touch lovingly; vamp .
3. To touch or fondle erotically as in foreplay .
Etymology: Introduced into the English language in the 12 th century from the Latin corus , meaning dear.
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