| Now, they have come alive, taken on familial roles and line up to fondle 20-day-old Mose. |
| Around him, his bearded companions shake their heads and fondle their feet. These corpses were found without heads. |
| The boy stooped and dropped to his knees to fondle the big cat who roared with delight. |
| During the day, they stay in the house to fondle and at night turn into strange spirits who abandonned themselves to the intoxication of music. |
| At every office, or so it seemed, there were bosses eager to fondle and dandle. |
| It is, however, forbidden, in the strongest possible terms, to squeeze, grope and fondle your own private parts in public. |
