makes, made, making

to make out
phrasal verbC

to kiss and touch in a sexual way
  • 1They were caught making out in the back of the car.
  • 2The couple spent the evening making out on the couch.
This means two people put their lips together and touch each other's bodies because they feel love or attraction. They might hug, hold each other close, and kiss for a long time. It is more than just a quick kiss; it shows strong romantic or physical feelings.
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Teenagers often say they "made out" at a party or in a car, especially when talking about romantic experiences with someone they like.
at a wedding ceremony
Unexpected Reunion
Paul
I can't believe we ran into each other here of all places.
Betty
I know, it's been ages since college.
Paul
Remember when we used to make out behind the library?
Betty
How could I forget? Those were some wild days!
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