Neck and Stroke

Neck

Neck verb - Kiss, embrace, or fondle with sexual passion.

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Stroke and neck are semantically related. in touch topic. In some cases you can use "Stroke" instead a verb "Neck", when it comes to topics like embrace.

Nearby Words: necked, necking, neckband, necklet, neckline

Stroke

Stroke verb - To touch or handle in a tender or loving manner.

Usage example: the young mother gently stroked the sleeping child's brow and then leaned over and kissed him

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Synonyms for Stroke

Antonyms for Stroke

Neck and stroke are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Neck" instead a verb "Stroke".

Nearby Words: stroked, stroking

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How words are described

long	long neck	long stroke
short	short neck	short stroke
real	real neck	real stroke
little	little neck	little stroke
Other adjectives: bad, fatal.

Common collocations

face	neck face	stroke face
hands	neck hands	stroke hands

Both words in one sentence

When you save the game, a black cat with a red ribbon round its neck appears for Kidman to stroke.

Source: Cute Kitten
Or do you step into your back room and break Hitler's neck, wiping out all six million in a stroke?

Source: Pragmatic Villainy aka: Pragmatic Villain
Possibly more badass than Cicero because he said that line while holding his neck out for a gladiator to cut off, but if the result of a botched job is having said executioner hack at your neck over and over — with you feeling every stroke — this may have just been a wise precaution.

Source: Do Wrong, Right