Peck (n), peck (v) .He pecked his aunt on the cheek.
Cambridge Dictionary Online.In the News:
"There was a roar of approval from the crowd as William and his bride exchanged a peck on the lips Friday. It was quickly followed by another, then a flyby of vintage and modern Royal Air Force planes."
Chicago Sun Times."After waving to the crowd, with beaming smiles, the pair shared a demure peck while surrounded on all sides by their family. As the crowd cheered (some begging for more), the couple went in for a second, slightly longer kiss."
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