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Meaning caress meaning

What does caress mean?

caress

— verb (= fondle) touch or stroke lightly in a loving or endearing manner He caressed her face They fondled in the back seat of the taxi — noun a gentle affectionate stroking (or something resembling it) he showered her with caresses soft music was a fond caress the caresses of the breeze played over his face

Synonyms caress synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as caress?

caress English » English

fondle stroke pet cuddle hug embrace petting chuck touch fondling dandle rub love kiss endearment cherish affection tenderness press pat massage feel enfold blandish vellicate titillate tickle soothe snog side by side rub down neck love tenderly love passionately fondness cosset blandishment very pleasant tweedle touch fondly touch affectionately spoil snuggle smooth roll and rotate with the hand respect pity nuzzle nurse child nestle

Topics caress topics

What do people use caress to talk about?
Person Life

Sexual relations
Physical actions Move something Handle something

Touch

Conjugation caress conjugation

How do you conjugate caress?

caress · verb

Examples caress examples

How do I use caress in a sentence?

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It was only a caress, nothing more.
You can't caress the flayed, or dress the flayed.
I promise you a rare playmate for your lonely horns to fondle and caress.
I want you to touch me, caress my skin with your hands.
Address them, caress them, woo them - and the one you like best is yours!
You can't stand to let me caress you.
Rather, we should make of a man's dignity our foremost ally and caress it, soothe it, talk fondly to it - and treat it like our dearest toy.
I will. caress it!
Would you let another man caress you?
Patricia, let me caress you.
I won't hurt you. I'll just caress you.
So you turned to your father who did caress you.
Go ahead and caress it.
That's right, caress it.
Then don't caress me.
Staggering to the imagination and ravishing the sensibilities with tales of wealth, of gold and silver beyond dreams of avarice of stolen treasure, of maidens captive, of villages destroyed of cities decimated for a whim or a caress.
When my mother was very ill, I used to caress her hands.
Rather, we should make of a man's dignity our foremost ally and caress it, soothe it, talk fondly to it and treat it like our dearest toy.
To feed you, caress you, burp you.
But if I had ordered to caress and encourage you, there would be no one to do it.
Let me caress you.
Meaning the slap in the office or the caress on the stairs?
That's right, caress it. What a great mother you have, right?
She goes green-eyed at the slightest caress out'side the schedule.
Was that a caress?
Or did you just caress?
I took her hand and began to caress it.
I love its prickly caress.
Go to that tree and caress its bark.
It's wrong to drink something one doesn't like, to accept things one dislikes, see people one dislikes. caress a girl one dislikes.
Caress her using both hands.
You live the way you want and don't even know the sorrow! All in the warmth and caress.
Now I can caress them at any time.
As I caress your body, I perceive constant variations.
Oh, dear god! Let me caress those poor, innocent bodies!

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