Partridge 1945, 'Snog is perhaps a blend of snug and cod (to flatter or kid a person). ’ That same source notes that “snogged up”—supposedly an RAF term dating to circa 1939—means “Smartened up, 'all dressed up. '”
I’m long past the days of mutually enjoying swapping spit/a tongue sandwich with known females and as for strangers … nope, coz ya’ll never know what their health history was
The worst snog for me was just the once… my bestest mate ever Rosi, she said something to me that was hurtful…We had just come out of the Lesley Arms Public House and then I grabbed hold of her Boyfriend Cliff and snogged him…was not funny either or nice…laughing now as it was a French Kiss…
She married him though.
No and I had never had the inclination… although we shared a bed after many a night out.
Her Dad was so strict and unless she stayed with my family she would never of had the fun that we did…
There is one thing you notice here Maree…So many of the Trees have Mistletoe in them. We have an old Apple tree down the far end of the Garden and have had Mistletoe in it as well…
My ex husband used to insist I stood next to him at 12 on New Years Eve, “so I don’t get into trouble kissing someone else”!
This current one isn’t so fussed!
Worst I ever had was about 30 years ago during was supposed to be a friendly Christmas dance and a peck on the cheek with my husbands friend and what I felt pushing up against me revealed clearly he had more on his mind!