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  1. 20-Jul-2011, 14:37 #1
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    Default caress (v)

    Dear teachers,

    Would you be kind enough to help me to find a proper interpretation of the verb in bold in the following sentences?

    The breeze caressed the bare skin of my arms.

    caress = fondle; touch

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  2. 20-Jul-2011, 15:07 #2
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    Caress indicates a light touch
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