smoochy

Examples

• All

• Isn't Meg, little smoochy face, isn't she more important than they are?

  Hercules (1997)

• You get just enough smoochy romance between Bella and Edward.

  Blog text (22)

• This kiss was loving but not big and smoochy.

  Fiction book (1996)

• Smoochy images flash across the screen.

  Fiction book (2002)

• Don't get all smoochy and disgusting with me, OK?

  George of the Jungle (1997)

• I dropped a few hamster nuggets into his bowl and made some smoochy sounds.

  Fiction book (2001)

• The baby jerked at the sound, but she made another kissy mouth and a smoochy sound, and he giggled again.

  Fiction book (2002)

• Beautiful smoochy lips, a pretty face—there's no denying.

  Fiction book (1994)

• The couple looked so happy and smoochy as they strolled hand in hand through the park.

• She gave him a smoochy kiss to show how much she cared.

Synonyms

A

affectionate

vssmoochy

56 2.2

To show warm, loving feelings to someone

is narrower, stressing romantic kissing and sentimental physical affection

C

cuddly

vssmoochy

37 1.0

Soft and pleasant to hug or hold close

focuses more on kissing and romantic sentimental behaviour rather than hugging

C

cutesy

vssmoochy

• Informal

16 7.2

To try to seem very sweet and childish in a fake way

is romantic and adult-focused, stressing kissing and sentimental closeness

T

touchy-feely

vssmoochy

• Informal

12 7.9

Openly showing too much emotion and physical closeness that makes others uncomfortable

is romantic and kissing focused without necessarily causing discomfort

L

lovey

vssmoochy

9 8.3

Showing tender affection in public or toward someone close

is more about romantic kissing and overt sentimental acts

G

gushy

vssmoochy

6 7.0

Showing too much emotion in a way that feels silly

is similar emotionally but more tied to romantic kissing and cuddling

D

dovey

vssmoochy

• Informal

5 8.3

Being very loving and sweet in a way that feels too romantic

leans more toward physical kissing and overt romantic display

K

kissy

vssmoochy

• Informal

4 7.2

Showing affection by often kissing

focuses on romantic kissing and sentimental display rather than broader tenderness

H

huggy

vssmoochy

• Informal

3 7.0

Liking to give or receive hugs

centres on romantic kissing and sentimental display rather than hugging alone

C

cuddlesome

vssmoochy

1 8.2

Feels pleasant to hold or hug like a soft blanket

emphasises kissing and romantic sentiment rather than simple cuddling

C

cutesy-wootsy

vssmoochy

• Informal

1 9.9

Being too cute and childish in a sweet, exaggerated way

is more about adult romantic kissing and affectionate sentiment than childish cuteness

L

lovesome

vssmoochy

• Archaic

9.9

Warm and gentle in a way that makes people want to care for it

is more specifically about romantic kissing and sentimental physical affection

T

too soppy

vssmoochy

• UK

7.5

Showing strong, simple feelings in a way that seems fake

keeps the romantic kissing angle rather than only general sentimental excess

G

goopy

vssmoochy

• Informal

7.6

Too emotional and sweet in a way that feels fake

applies that excess to romantic kissing and affectionate physical acts

M

marshmallowy

vssmoochy

• Informal

6.3

Too sweet and sentimental in tone or style

is that softness but specifically expressed through romantic kissing and cuddling

Antonyms

C

cold

883 4.4

Unfriendly and distant in feeling or action

I

indifferent

46 4.4

Not interested or showing no strong feeling about something

U

unaffectionate

1 6.5

Not showing love or warm feelings to others

Compounds

S

smoochy-woochy

• Informal

9.9

A playful, very affectionate nickname used between romantic partners or close friends

S

smoochy-woochy glance

• Informal

9.9

A short loving or flirty look that shows attraction

How Affectionate

smoochy

• Informal

2 7.1

sentimental

165 4.5

affectionate

56 2.2

reserved

3.7

cold

883 4.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology