kisser
ass-kisser
rude slang A habitual flatterer or sycophant. That guy is always quick to help the boss with any little thing—what an ass-kisser!
baby-kisser
A politician (due to their reputation for schmoozing with the public). You know you can't trust a baby-kisser—once they're voted into office, they don't follow through on any of their promises.
right in the kisser
Directly in or on the mouth. Typically said of a punch or blow. I gave him a wallop right in the kisser after he whistled at my girlfriend. I turned around too quickly, and the door hit me right in the kisser.
See also: kisser, right
the/(one's) kisser
One's mouth. The runner tripped on a rock and landed on his kisser. I turned around too quickly, and the door hit me right in the kisser.
See also: kisser
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
right in the kisser
Inf. right in the mouth or face. Wilbur poked the cop right in the kisser. He caught a punch right in the kisser.
See also: kisser, right
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
ass-kisser
and ass-licker n. a flatterer; an apple polisher; someone who would do absolutely anything to please someone. (Rude and derogatory.) Sally is such an ass-kisser. The teacher must have figured her out by now. The rest of the guys thought he was an ass-licker for what he told the boss.
baby-kisser
n. a politician. There were lots of promises at the town square today when four local baby-kissers tried to rally interest in the upcoming election.
kisser
n. the face; the mouth. (see also right in the kisser.) I poked him right in the kisser.
right in the kisser
mod. right in the mouth or face. (see also kisser.) Max poked the cop right in the kisser.
See also: kisser, right
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
- licker
- pickthank
- pusher
- cookie pusher
- apple-polisher
- polisher