kissyface

kissy face

1. An amorous facial expression with puckered lips, mimicking the action of a kiss. The phrase is sometimes hyphenated or spelled as a single word. There's a woman across the bar making kissy faces at me. Why do you always make that silly kissyface whenever we take a photo together?

2. The act of kissing. There was just a little kissy-face between us—nothing more. The kids always squirm whenever they see any kissy face between their dad and me.

kissyface

(ˈkɪsifes)

1. n. kissing. There was a lot of kissyface going on in the backseat.

2. mod. feeling the need to kiss and be kissed. I feel all kissyface.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

kissy
kissy face
fish-kiss
in demand
Can do
can-do
bleeding edge
high old
hit and miss
hit-and-miss

References in periodicals archive

It's no worse for her "enlightened conservative" shtick than making kissyface with Rachel Maddow, after all.

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The Wall Street Journal (no friend to Dole despite all the recent kissyface) has already called him "Senator Gridlock?' (A form of legislative coitus interruptus, gridlock has helped make Congress the most despised of governmental institutions.

G.O.P. - the stupidest party; ripe for Perot's plucking

词组	kissyface
释义	kissyface kissy face 1. An amorous facial expression with puckered lips, mimicking the action of a kiss. The phrase is sometimes hyphenated or spelled as a single word. There's a woman across the bar making kissy faces at me. Why do you always make that silly kissyface whenever we take a photo together? 2. The act of kissing. There was just a little kissy-face between us—nothing more. The kids always squirm whenever they see any kissy face between their dad and me. See also: face, kissy Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. kissyface (ˈkɪsifes) 1. n. kissing. There was a lot of kissyface going on in the backseat. 2. mod. feeling the need to kiss and be kissed. I feel all kissyface. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: kissy kissy face fish-kiss in demand Can do can-do bleeding edge high old hit and miss hit-and-miss References in periodicals archive It's no worse for her "enlightened conservative" shtick than making kissyface with Rachel Maddow, after all. Surreal housewives: on Bravo's hit show, the gender roles are as artificial as the spray-on tans The Wall Street Journal (no friend to Dole despite all the recent kissyface) has already called him "Senator Gridlock?' (A form of legislative coitus interruptus, gridlock has helped make Congress the most despised of governmental institutions. G.O.P. - the stupidest party; ripe for Perot's plucking
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