Pressed your lips against someone or something as a gesture of affection, greeting, or love.
From Old English 'cyssan,' from Germanic roots possibly related to 'mouth'; it's been the word for this gesture in English for over 1,000 years.
Kissing isn't universal across human cultures—some societies find it strange or unhygienic, showing that even what seems like a natural gesture is actually something we learn and cultural traditions shape.
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