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Word of the Day for Sunday, March 29, 2009osculation \os-kyuh-LAY-shuhn\, noun: The act of kissing; also: a kiss. He had engaged in nervous osculation with all three of Lord Flamborough's daughters. Their incessant onstage osculations during her last concert tour seemed to offer public proof of their passion. Osculation comes from osculatio, "a kissing," from osculari, "to kiss," from osculum, "a little mouth, a kiss," diminutive of os, "mouth." | |||||||||
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