air kiss
The phrase "air kiss" refers to a symbolic or fake kiss gesture made by pursing one's lips and gently blowing a kiss into the air instead of actually making physical contact with another person. It is often used as a friendly or affectionate greeting, farewell, or social gesture, typically accompanied by the sound effect of a kissing noise. This term is commonly practiced in various cultures and social settings, particularly in situations where physical contact may be inappropriate, such as formal events, public gatherings, or between unfamiliar acquaintances.
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