Smoodge (Noun/Verb) (Aus/NZ)
s-moo-j
Affectionate flattery/ to behave in an ingratiating manner
Early 20th century probably an alteration of dialect smouch ‘kiss, sidle up to’.
Example sentences
“A little smoodge between friends is nice!”
“I saw you, smoodging up to him.”
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