Pronunciation: [snˈɒɡd] (IPA) 
The word "snogged" is a past tense form of the verb "snog," which means to kiss passionately. It is spelled with the letter "g" at the end to indicate its past tense form. Using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), "snogged" is transcribed as /snɒɡd/. The phonetic symbols represent the sound of the word, with the "s" pronounced as /s/, the "o" as /ɒ/, the "g" as /ɡ/, and the "d" as /d/.
Snogged is a verb that refers to the act of passionately kissing and embracing someone, often with deep affection or sexual desire. This term is primarily used in British English and is commonly associated with intimate or romantic encounters between two individuals.
When someone is described as being snogged, it implies that they have engaged in a passionate kissing session. Snogging typically involves the touching of lips, sometimes with open mouths, as well as the use of hands to hold or caress one another. It is a term that captures a level of intensity or ardor beyond a simple peck on the lips.
Snogging is often seen as an expression of love or attraction between individuals, and it is commonly associated with teenagers or young adults exploring their romantic interests. The term can be used colloquially and playfully, but it usually carries a connotation of physical intimacy.
It is worth noting that the term snogged is more descriptive than formal, and it might not be found in some dictionaries. However, it is well understood by English speakers, particularly those familiar with British slang and informal language.
The word "snogged" is believed to have originated in British English during the mid-20th century. It is a colloquial term that emerged as slang, primarily used in England and other parts of the United Kingdom. The exact etymology of the word is uncertain, but it is thought to be a variation of the term "snug", which means to fit closely or to be intimately close. Over time, "snog" evolved to specifically refer to passionate kissing or making out, often associated with teenagers or young adults.
