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  • Justin Bieberundefined Offline
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    Justin Bieber
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    Contrary to popular American belief, snogging is just kissing- not full on lurve action. Full on kissing, yes- but a snog does not define any other sexual act.

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      making out with all the trimmings. Know as being a common term among the Brits, but for Americans its like a piece of verbal candy. The sound and spelling of the word itself doesnt seem to match the meaning, which we all know and love so well

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        The British version of the American term make-out. Most Americans use it to conceale the true meaning in a conversation from those who do not know the meaning. Also, some prefer the word for personal reasons.

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          FABBITY-FAB EXTRAS
          Snogging Scale
          .5 Sticky Eyes
          1 Holding Hands
          2 Arm Around
          3 Goodnight Kiss
          4 Kiss lasting over 3 mins. w/out a breath
          5 Open Mouth Kissing
          6 Tongues
          6.5 Ear Snogging
          6.75 Neck Nuzzling
          7 Upper body fondling: outdoors
          8 Upper body fondling: indoors (in bed)
          9 Below Waist Activity (b.w.a.)
          10 The Full Monty!!

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            british slang for kissing or making out. it has become a popular term in america thanks to the huge success of the harry potter books.

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            • Justin Bieberundefined Offline
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              Snogging is an act in which you atempt to swallow your partners toung and eat there face. It is more commonly known as kissing. It can be used to show affection. Snogging is an English word from the UK and it is called sucking face there.

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                kissing

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                • Little_Girlundefined Offline
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                  A word used instead of kissing. Used in the 6th Harry Potter book.

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                    to kiss and hold a person in a sexual way:

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