Grass? Shine? Press? Grass? Grass?!
Meanwhile, I haven't seen the words "cosset" and "dandle" in a long time, and in both cases I would think of them as more something one does to a puppy than a paramour.* I'm not sure I've ever seen the word "clind." I enter "clind" into Google and it keeps asking me if I really mean "blind," which is something I've heard people say love is, as opposed to "clind."
* Although for all I know this is a boundary being actively explored by some anthropocentrism-fighting pioneers within the ASA Animals & Society section.
3 comments:
don't you want to tell us more of the back story? that is, what occasioned the search for synonyms of love?
Must be something that happens in one of those clindestine affairs we've heard about...
i find it interesting that only two of these are listed as slang. really. "make it" isn't slang?
i feel like the editors just made this entry out of whole cloth.
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