kisser

[kis-er]

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noun

a person who kisses.

Slang.

the face.
the mouth.

Origin of kisser

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

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Related Words for kisser

profile, muzzle, physiognomy, visage, glower, mask, mug, frown, feature, pout, countenance, grimace, guise, scowl, features

Examples from the Web for kisser

Contemporary Examples of 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

Historical Examples of kisser

I say, loud, before he clamps one of his big hands over my kisser.
The Flying Cuspidors
V. R. Francis
Shari leaped to her feet and really slapped him in the kisser.
Card Trick
Walter Bupp AKA Randall Garrett
Both Peggy and the kisser were silent while this loving operation was in process.
Rose O'Paradise
Grace Miller White
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

British Dictionary definitions for kisser

kisser

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

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