A pop culture definition of the term "Snogging"?

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swamphawk2000

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The term always indicated to me making out. this was recently supported by the 6th Harry Potter novel. I was watching a re-run of an Absolutely Fabulous episode and it clearly indicated that Patsy used it as a euphemism for intercourse. Is this just "patsy being patsy" or is there a darker underground use of the term?
 
"Snogging" is "kissing, making out, swapping spit, sucking face" etc., per Elizabethan English slang.

ADD: According to Moore (who is a writer who does his research) "bonking" is one term for intercourse. There are many more, as Moore writes them all. "Shagging" etc.
The footnotes are plentiful in this book; hilarious and accurate.
 
it just means kissing with tongues
i'm guessing you're not from the U.K.
it is very commonly used here
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"Snogging" is "kissing, making out, swapping spit, sucking face" etc., per Elizabethan English slang.

ADD: According to Moore (who is a writer who does his research) "bonking" is one term for intercourse. There are many more, as Moore writes them all. "Shagging" etc.
The footnotes are plentiful in this book; hilarious and accurate.
 
Snogging is making out, with or without tongue. There is no darker underground use of the term that I am aware of.
 
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