Tongue, Lips, Kiss, Smile
Tongue
bite your tongue
burn your tongue
stick your tongue out (at someone)
Lips
lick your lips
lift ... to your lips
dry lips
put on some lipstick
Kiss
give (him) a kiss
your first kiss
a big kiss
a goodnight kiss
Smile
a friendly smile
a lovely smile
have a smile on (his) face
Exercise
Verb collocations
I burned my tongue on the soup. It was far too hot.
His interview must have gone well. When he came out, he had a big smile on his face.
I licked my lips at the thought of all the lovely food we would have at the party.
A little boy stuck his tongue out at me on the bus today. What a cheek!
She lifted the glass to her lips and slowly sipped her wine.
I accidentally bit my tongue while I was eating! It's still quite sore.
Adjective collocations
When I arrived at the airport, my wife ran up to me and gave me a big kiss.
The hotel receptionist greeted me with a friendly smile.
My mother always gave us a goodnight kiss before she turned out the lights.
My lips are really dry and sore. I'll need to put some cream on them.
Linda is a very warm person, and she has such a lovely smile.
I don't think anybody ever forgets their first kiss. Do you remember yours?