kisser

[ kis-er ]

/ ˈkɪs ər /

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noun

a person who kisses.

Slang.

the face.
the mouth.

Nearby words

kiss-and-tell, kiss-off, kissable, kissagram, kissel, kisser, kissimmee, kissing bridge, kissing bug, kissing cousin, kissing cousins

Origin of kisser

1530–40; 1930–35 for def 2; kiss + -er¹

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Examples from the Web for kisser

In 1998, Bill Gates was meeting with Flemish Minister and President Van den Brande when he got a pie in the kisser.
The 6 Best Pie-in-the-Face Pranks|The Daily Beast Video|October 23, 2009|DAILY BEAST
Shari leaped to her feet and really slapped him in the kisser.
Card Trick|Walter Bupp AKA Randall Garrett
Are not you he that is a kisser of men, in drunkenness, and a betrayer in sobriety?
Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (7 of 10):|Francis Beaumont
Both Peggy and the kisser were silent while this loving operation was in process.
Rose O'Paradise|Grace Miller White

I say, loud, before he clamps one of his big hands over my kisser.
The Flying Cuspidors|V. R. Francis

British Dictionary definitions for kisser

kisser

/ (ˈkɪsə) /

noun

a person who kisses, esp in a way specifieda good kisser

a slang word for mouth, face

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Word Origin and History for kisser

kisser

sang for "mouth," attested from 1860, agent noun from kiss (v.).

kisser

noun

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British Dictionary definitions for kisser

kisser

noun

Word Origin and History for kisser

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