Make out
Make out verb - To meet one's day-to-day needs.
Both terms in one sentence
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At one point, a man dressed as a nun attempt to make out with Jessy after watching him dance on water.
Source: Film / Greaser's Palace -
In the finale Rue admits to Mytho that she's pregnant with Fakir's child, so at some point they did more than make out.
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Dream Weaver: Angelique visits John Merchant's dreams as a mysterious dame to tempt him, going so far as to make out with him at one point.
Source: Film / Hellraiser: Bloodline
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