smoocher:
(plural: ‘smoochers‘; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
‘smooch’ (noun) = a kiss, a piece of music played for a slow dance; ‘to smooch’ (verb) = to kiss somebody very affectionately; to dance very slowly
a person who kisses somebody very affectionately; a kisser;
a person who kisses somebody showing over-enthusiasm;
a petty thief; someone who borrows things from others with the intention of not returning;
(according to Urban dictionary) a homosexual,
e.g.
Of all the friends, Jane is the best smoocher; everybody likes to have a smooch with her.
Smoochers in public places are warned against smooching as the new rules prohibit the expression of intimated affection, including kissing and cuddling, in parks, on public transport or on college campus.
The show business is full of smoochers… the longer the smooch, the more free publicity the smoochers get!
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Note 1: ‘Smoocher’ is, in urban slang, also used with other words, e.g. a ‘goober smoocher’ is person belong to the elite, from the high society.
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Note 2: ‘Smoocher’ is also used in other contexts where lips and kisses are involved. For an advertisement for lips, please click here and for another advertisement, please click here.


