suaviation

English

Etymology

From suaviate +‎ -ion.

Noun

suaviation (uncountable)

1. Amorous kissing.
   • 1903, The Monthly Review, page 155:

     Certainly I'm not your equal in any way.
     Learn to despise and dislike me a little, please:
     But not too much: for, if I believed that you did so,
     I guess that I'd woo you with tears and with sweet suaviation.