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to pash

to pash

1 9.9
To kiss someone passionately in public
  • verb
  • NSFW
translation icon : besar apasionadamente
  • At the party, they couldn't help but pash in the lively atmosphere.

Examples

  • You could subscribe, you could check out the other videos, or you could pash me right here, right now.

  • The couple shared a passionate pash under the stars at the festival.

  • You can subscribe, you could check out the other videos, or you could pash me right here right now.

  • After winning the match, he celebrated with a quick pash for his girlfriend.

How Passionate

to make out
  • NSFW
130 8.1
to pash
  • NSFW
1 9.9
to peck
4 2.0

Surface Forms

pash infinitive
pashed past
pashed past participle
pashing present participle
pashes third person singular

Etymology

To pash someone is to kiss them passionately and the verb comes from the noun pash and the older word passion, so to pash is to kiss with 'strong feeling'.