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neck
neck
neck
in.
to cuddle and kiss. (Always in reference to lovers or boy-girl relationships.)
There are some teenagers in the back room, necking.
See:
a millstone around neck
a pain in the ass
albatross around (one's) neck
albatross around neck
albatross around one's neck
be a pain in the neck
be dead from the neck up
be up to neck in
brass neck
break neck
break one's back
break one's neck
breathe down neck
breathe down someone's neck
by the nape of the neck
by the scruff of (one's)/its/the neck
catch it in the neck
crick in neck
dead from the neck up
get it in the neck
hang by the neck
have (one's) foot on (someone's) neck
have a Chinaman at (one's) neck
I'll wring neck!
in some neck of the woods
millstone about neck
millstone around (one's) neck
millstone around one's neck
neck
neck and crop
neck and neck
neck of the woods
neck with
pain in the neck
pain-in-the-neck
pencil neck
put (one's) neck on the block
put head on the block
put neck on the line
risk life and limb
risk neck
save (one's) own neck
save neck
save one's bacon
save skin
shot in the neck
stick neck out
stick one's neck out
take it in the neck
talk through the back of (one's) neck
turtle-neck
Up to (one's) neck in alligators
up to neck
up to neck in
up to one’s neck
up to one's ears
yoke around neck
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Fallon
['fælən]
Ansell
['ænsəl]
Shane
[ʃein]
Hunberct
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Ancient Germanic
Valtteri
VAHLT-te-ree
Finnish
Katharine
KATH-ə-rin
(English)
, KATH-rin
(English)
, kah-tah-REE-nə
(German)
English, German
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