Make out
Make out verb - Proceed or get along.
Usage example: How are you making out in graduate school?
Proceed
Proceed verb - To move forward along a course.
Make out and proceed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Make out" instead a verb "Proceed".
Nearby Word: proceeding
Both terms in one sentence
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Played with in a Cattivik story: two rabbits (a male one and a female one) jumps out of a magician top hat, and proceed to make out.
Source: Pull a Rabbit out of My Hat -
Ennis looks around to make sure they are not being watched... then pushes Jack up against a wall and they proceed to make out like the world is ending.
Source: Man Hug -
No Strings Attached: Adam is just sitting there when two lesbians see each other, fall in love and proceed to make out on top of him.
Source: Girl-on-Girl Is Hot
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