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I have always referred to this as cheek pinching . The one person is pinching the other's cheeks . My grandma always pinches my cheeks when she sees me.
- I have always referred to this as cheek pinching .
- The one person is pinching the other's cheeks .
- My grandma always pinches my cheeks when she sees me.
- I hope this helps.
- -S
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I have always referred to this as cheek pinching.
The one person is pinching the other's cheeks.
My grandma always pinches my cheeks when she sees me.
I hope this helps.
-S
The one person is pinching the other's cheeks.
My grandma always pinches my cheeks when she sees me.
I hope this helps.
-S
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Pulling someone else's cheeks (between adults) is not a common American or English custom. There is no special word that describes doing this.
Pinching someone's cheek is not the same as pulling their mouth into a smile.
Pinching someone's cheek is not the same as pulling their mouth into a smile.
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