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chocolate kiss

 

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Noun chocolate kiss has 1 sense
  1. chocolate kiss - conical bite-sized piece of chocolate
    --1 is a kind of
    kiss; chocolate candy

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Chocolate Kiss

Description

A chocolate kiss refers to a small, bite-sized confectionery made of chocolate. It is typically in the shape of a flat-bottomed teardrop and is commonly wrapped in colorful foil.

Senses

Noun - Candy

A chocolate kiss can refer to a type of candy, usually a small chocolate confection, popularly consumed as a sweet treat or given as a token of affection on special occasions like Valentine's Day.

Example sentence: I bought a bag of chocolate kisses to share with my friends at the movie night.

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Verb - Gentle Touch

In a figurative sense, to chocolate kiss means to gently touch or caress someone affectionately with lips or fingers, often as a sign of love, tenderness, or endearment.

Example sentence: As they parted ways, he leaned in and chocolate kissed her forehead, expressing his love and devotion.

Local Usage - Pennsylvania

In the state of Pennsylvania, a chocolate kiss is a specific variety of confectionery produced by The Hershey Company. It is a small, flat-bottomed milk chocolate candy wrapped in shiny silver foil.

Example sentence: When visiting Pennsylvania, don't forget to try the famous chocolate kisses at Hershey's Chocolate World.

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