to neck
- verb
- /nɛk/
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- They were caught necking on the park bench in broad daylight, much to their embarrassment.
And being a straight guy, having to neck a bloke, yeah, it's tough.
- And being a straight guy, having to neck a bloke, yeah, it's tough.
Examples
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June and the cowboy are already necking in the station wagon.
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Just a couple of kids necking.
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OK, I'm going to do some major neck action right now.
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And being a straight guy, having to neck a bloke, yeah, it's tough.
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You could have necked me in the night, but you didn't.
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They'll be necking in a minute.
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Behind them, other students from the high school were yawning, necking, or telling others to be quiet.
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That's the way you looked that night with Mitchell Anderson when you were out necking.
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Scattered pairs of teenagers were necking in the shadows of the splintered pilings below my feet.
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And, in a booth, KID SAYLOR, a cocky 20-year-old, necking with a pony-tailed TEENAGER.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
To kiss and touch someone in a sexual way
Kissing and gentle touching in a romantic way without touching private parts
Idioms
To take a risk by saying or doing something that may get you in trouble
- Informal
A constant problem or responsibility that is hard to get rid of
Phrasal Verbs
- Informal
To watch or pressure someone closely so they feel nervous
Compounds
A short soft collar that stands up around the neck and is sewn to the top
A high, close-fitting part of a shirt or sweater that folds over and covers the neck
How Passionate
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Neck as a verb meaning to kiss or embrace comes from the noun 'neck' and the image of two people pressing their heads and necks together, so a helpful way to remember it is to imagine lovers 'necking' closely.