The meaning and origin of the expression: Sealed with a loving kiss

Sealed with a loving kiss

What's the meaning of the phrase 'Sealed with a loving kiss'?

The full version of the acronym SWALK.

What's the origin of the phrase 'Sealed with a loving kiss'?

SWALK was often written on envelopes sent by servicemen to sweethearts during WWII. It was a polite alternative to the risqué 'NORWICH' ([k]nickers off ready when I come home).

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