We know that friends generally walk by keeping one's hand on their friend's shoulders.
Is there any single word that has the same meaning as 'keeping one's hand on another's shoulder?
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1You might be able to make "clasped" work . – Tom22 May 27 '18 at 19:07
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"Arms over shoulder" -- not a word, but works. google.com/… – Kris May 28 '18 at 7:47
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Or, "Arms around each other" – Kris May 28 '18 at 7:59
No, there's no single word that means keeping your hand one someone's shoulder.
He walked with his hand on her shoulder.
They walked with their arms around each other.
(Walking arm-in-arm implies arms linked at the elbows, not the shoulders)
More informal:
They were hanging on each other as they walked down the street.
They were hanging all over each other as they walked down the street.
