抚摸 | fǔ mō | to gently caress and stroke; to pet; to fondle | |
抚养 | fǔ yǎng | to foster; to bring up; to raise | |
抚慰 | fǔ wèi | to console; to comfort; to soothe | |
安抚 | ān fǔ | to placate; to pacify; to appease | |
抚育 | fǔ yù | to nurture; to raise; to foster; to tend |
1 | He steps to it, and strokes its head. | |
2 | As I caressed the smooth surfaces, my mind drifted back through the years, back to my boyhood days. | |
3 | I told her I wished that I could caress her, too, but she assured me I could excite her with my mouth and tongue. | |
4 | His arm slid defensively about the Old One's neck as he drew her near with gentle caressing he rubbed her softly behind her ears. He replied softly, "We keep her because of love. | |
5 | And then he kissed her rosy mouth, played with her long waving hair, and laid his head on her heart, while she dreamed of human happiness and an immortal soul. |