Hugs and kisses, xoxoxo. Which the are hugs and which the are kisses?
hugs & kisses xoxoxo
I feel like x=kiss and o=hug. What do you think?
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Yes, you are correct, kiss is x, hug is o.
X is traditionally used for a kiss. Thus, by elimination…
I always felt x was kiss, and o was hug, but it’s actually the opposite.
Which makes sense, since it is never oxox. X is always first. Hugs and kisses.
Yes, X for kiss which makes “xo” a ‘kiss and a hug’.
x for kisses since it looks like two people giving each other a little peck and o for hugs since it looks like this is what my arms have to go around ya fatty.
no way!!!
x is the crossing of arms.
o is the shape your lips make to kiss
The use of “x” to signify a kiss dates back to as early as 1765 .
Clearly you missed the “no way” part of my comment.
lol
I don’t care enough to give a shit, & yet here I am offering a response, strange dat.
I’ve always thought they were punches and black eyes.
Sorry grandma…
I’ve always used x’s for kisses, as long as I can remember. I only encountered o’s as hugs once I got online.
X for kiss. Your lips actually make an x when pressed.
O for hug. Your arms connect around the body.
Always wondered about all that. Thought it was just a bunch of silly typos. But then I landed in this old ass thread because I thought it said bugs. So who am I to talk?
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