It was a pity they were not in that golden age of childhood when they would have stood face to face, eyeing each other with timid liking, then given each other a little butterfly kiss , and toddled off to play together. Arthur would have gone home to his silk-curtained cot, and Hetty to her home-spun pillow, and both would have slept without dreams, and to-morrow would have been a life hardly conscious of a yesterday. George Eliot used butterfly kiss again in Romola Vol.
II — Bernhard Tauchnitz — Leipzig, :. The following from The Alabama Enquirer Hartselle, Alabama of 8 th August presents butterfly kiss as a new term:. It is set in Maryland where you live.
Around ages , people often start having their first kiss. The butterfly kiss is a very sweet and tender kiss that can express passion, love, and affection. Q Why do Eskimos rub noses rather than kiss? Leaf division. Leaf base. Leaf apex. Leaf venation.
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Capitulum number. Lastingness of inflorescence. Capitulum size. In it, one young girl flutters her own eyelashes against the eyelashes of another and explains that this is called a butterfly kiss. In , a correspondent in the scholarly journal Notes and Queries mentioned receiving one with eyelashes against their face. As the early examples illustrates, this gesture likens eyelash fluttering, and the sensation it causes, to the wispy lightness of a butterfly.
The phrase spread in in popularity in the late 20th century, perhaps boosted by its use in popular media. Butterfly Kiss is the title of a British crime drama film about the romantic relationship between two women, a serial killer and her unwilling accomplice.
The song achieved a high degree of popularity for its sentimental take on father-daughter relationships.
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