Hot and passionate kisses

A silent language of love, sweet or hot, sizzling or tender; Kiss is the the best way to convey your innermost feelings to your sweetheart...

Fanatical love: Actor Mark Webber (L) is kissed by his companion Frankie Shaw on the red carpet at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 2, 2006. (Reuters/Fabrizio Bensch)

Zealous love: Australia's Stuart O'Grady (R) kisses his wife Anne-Marie after he won the 105th Paris-Roubaix cycling race between Compiegne and Roubaix April 15, 2007. (Reuters/Franck Fife)

Endless love: Karmit and Dror an Israeli couple kissed for 30 hours and 45 minutes in what a spokeswoman said April 7 was a new world record. For nearly 31 hours they didn't eat, drink, talk or even go to the bathroom, and the whole time they were standing up. (Reuters/Photo)

Young love: Actress JeanneTripplehorn (L) is kissed by British actor Hugh Grant (R) during a roof top photo call, May 16. (Reuters Photo)

Made in love: American singer Madonna kisses an unidentified woman during her show at the Olympia theater to promote her latest album 'Hard Candy', in Paris on Tuesday May 6, 2008. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon)

Eternal love: Actress Elsa Pataky is kissed by host Jose Corbacho on the stage during the Spanish Film Academy "Goya" awards ceremony in Madrid February 3, 2008. (Reuters/Sergio Perez)

A couple kisses each other during a pre-Valentine celebration in Taguig city, east of Manila February 12, 2008. (Reuters/Romeo Ranoco)

Fanatical love: Singer Xavier Naidoo (R) is kissed by entertainer Esther Schweins during the presentation of the 'Goldene Kamera' award given by a popular German television magazine in Berlin February 2, 2006. (Reuters/Arnd Wiegmann)

True love: Former first lady Betty Ford (2nd L) is kissed by her husband former U. S. President Gerald Ford after he presented her with the Medal for Distinguished Public Service in Rancho Mirage, California, June 6, 2005. (Reuters/Michael Tweed)

First love: Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair is kissed by local resident Jean Peterson (L) on a visit to Wythenshawe, Manchester, northern England January 31, 2005. (Reuters/Chris Gleave)