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kiss away

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kiss something away (from something)
to kiss something and make something bad go away, such as tears, grief, pain, etc. She kissed the tears of pain and disappointment away from her son's face. She kissed away his tears. She kissed the tears away.
See also: away, kiss
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Thank you and Sorry are the sweet words that can kiss away any conflicts, use them often.
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Choudhary's words would appear to be music to the ears of India's amorous couples who often struggle to steal a kiss away from family chaperones, vigilante groups and traditionalists.
India's 'love guru' seeks to woo voters' hearts by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Choudhary's words would appear to be music to the ears of India's amorous couples who often struggle to steal a kiss away from family chaperones, vigilante groups and traditionalists.
India's 'love guru' seeks to woo voters' hearts by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
 
 
 
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