kiss

See:
  • (Do) you kiss your grandmother with that mouth?
  • (Do) you kiss your granny with that mouth?
  • (Do) you kiss your mama with that mouth?
  • (Do) you kiss your momma with that mouth?
  • (Do) you kiss your mother with that mouth?
  • a Judas kiss
  • air kiss
  • blow (someone) a kiss
  • blow a kiss
  • can kiss (something) goodbye
  • cheese and kisses
  • Do you eat with that mouth?
  • Do you kiss your momma with that mouth?
  • fish-kiss
  • French kiss
  • French kissing
  • give (one) the kiss of life
  • have kissed the Blarney Stone
  • hugs and kisses
  • Judas kiss
  • kiss (one) on (some place)
  • kiss (one's) feet
  • kiss (someone or something) goodbye
  • kiss (something) better
  • kiss and cry
  • kiss and cry area
  • kiss and cry corner
  • kiss and make up
  • kiss and tell
  • kiss and tell, to
  • kiss away
  • kiss goodbye
  • kiss good-bye
  • kiss goodbye to (someone or something)
  • kiss goodbye to something
  • kiss mi neck back
  • kiss of death
  • kiss of death, a/the
  • kiss of life
  • kiss off
  • kiss on
  • KISS principle
  • KISS rule
  • kiss someone/something off
  • kiss someone’s hind tit
  • kiss something better
  • kiss something goodbye
  • kiss something good-bye
  • kiss something off
  • kiss the blarney stone, to
  • kiss the dust
  • kiss the ground
  • kiss the gunner's daughter
  • kiss the porcelain god
  • kiss the porcelain goddess
  • kiss the rod
  • kiss the/(one's) pain away
  • kiss the/(one's) tears away
  • kiss up
  • kiss up to
  • kiss up to (one)
  • kiss up to someone
  • kiss/say goodbye to something
  • kiss-and-tell
  • kiss-assing
  • kissing cousin
  • kissing cousins
  • Lamourette's kiss
  • S.W.A.K.
  • say goodbye to (someone or something)
  • sealed with a kiss
  • soul kiss
  • steal a kiss
  • suck someone’s hind tit
  • the kiss of death
  • the kiss of life
  • the kiss-off
  • you kiss your momma with that mouth?
References in classic literature
'You would have nothing to do with a noble Prince; you did not understand the rose or the nightingale, but you could kiss the Swineherd for the sake of a toy.
'I will have ten kisses from the Princess,' answered the Swineherd.
'Ask him whether he will take ten kisses from my ladies-in-waiting.'
"Ten kisses from the Princess, or I keep the kitchen-pot myself."
And the court-ladies placed themselves in front of her, and spread out their dresses--the swineherd got ten kisses, and the Princess--the kitchen-pot.
After prayers she said she would go straight to bed, and she kissed Mrs.
Philip put his arm round her waist and kissed her lips.
...and I kissed her feet...her little feet...crying.
"I went and released the young man," Erik continued, "and told him to come with me to Christine....They kissed before me in the Louis-Philippe room....Christine had my ring....
Then she would come out of the cave and he should kiss her on the mouth.
"Then he departed from her and went to his fellows in the ship, and made him knight, and came again on the morrow for to kiss the damsel.
"He kissed me," she said without any change of tone.
Personally," she continued, breaking into a smile, "I think it's worth it; I don't mind being kissed; I'm rather jealous, I believe, that Mr.
For a month before, they had been talking of my departure and sorrowing over it; and at the waterfall, of an evening, when we parted for the night, they would hug me so tight and kiss me so warmly, far more so than before.
I gave her the eight francs and asked her to take care of the money because I could get no more; and then I kissed her and said that she was not to suppose I kissed her with any evil motives or because I was in love with her, for that I did so solely out of pity for her, and because from the first I had not accounted her as guilty so much as unfortunate.