deep kiss
- noun
- /dip kɪs/
- NSFW
- His mind held a conjured image of Drizzt and his beloved Catti-brie embraced in a deep kiss, an image the beleaguered Wulfgar could not let go of, even though he had not actually seen the two in the act.
- a deep kiss
Examples
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After a long, deep kiss, she gently pulls back.
Fiction book (2000) -
He put his hand on the back of her neck, under her hair; she opened her mouth to his deep kiss.
Fiction book (1996) -
The shadows merge into a deep kiss.
Fiction book (1997) -
Inside, he grabbed her and they kissed, a long, deep kiss that left them trembling.
Fiction book (2002) -
Kate leans over, giving Jack a deep kiss. Oohs and ahhs from the crowd, but Jack and Kate are in their own little world.
Fiction book (2000) -
And as both their hands continue, enjoying the sensation of discovering each other, Amy leans forward, her eyes still closed, finding his mouth, grazing his lips with her own softly, gently, then they fold into each other's arms, locked into a warm, deep kiss.
Fiction book (1999) -
deep kiss that lasted several minutes left them breathless and smiling.
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They shared a passionate deep kiss under the stars, feeling completely lost in each other.
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As the music played softly, they exchanged a lingering deep kiss that spoke volumes of their affection.
Synonyms
A short, loving kiss shared between people
A kiss where one person puts their tongue into the other's mouth
An open-mouthed touch of lips and tongue to show strong feeling
A long passionate kiss shared in public
Antonyms
How Passionate
Surface Forms
Morphology
‘Deep’ conveys intensity or extent, so a B1 learner who knows ‘deep’ and ‘kiss’ can infer an intense, prolonged or very passionate kiss. However, the specific sense of an open‑mouthed kiss with tongue insertion is a more specific, culturally labelled extension (akin to ‘French kiss’) that is not strictly predictable from the constituents alone, making the expression only partially transparent.
Etymology
Deep kiss comes from the image of a kiss where one person's tongue goes deep into the other's mouth. That's why it means 'an open-mouthed, very close kiss'.