kissable
- adjective
- /ˈkɪsəbl/
- After applying the lip balm, her lips looked perfectly kissable under the soft light.
- kissable lips
- very kissable
- totally kissable
Last but not least, keeping your lips juicy and soft and kissable with some lip balm because you know the cold makes them go all try and chapped and yucky.
- Last but not least, keeping your lips juicy and soft and kissable with some lip balm because you know the cold makes them go all try and chapped and yucky.
Examples
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If you want a kissable mouth all you have to do is use Sentela toothpaste.
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Because I'm totally kissable.
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And you are totally kissable.
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This shade will look very kissable and soft.
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So you really think I'm totally kissable?
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The light bounced right off that round, kissable head of his.
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At least your wrists will be smooth and kissable.
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All right, I've got dreamy, deliciously kissable hair and body mist.
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I love the kissable bomb stains, they're my favorite jumbo crayon type of things.
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Kissable balms, great foundations, and new nail polishes with great formulas.
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Etymology
The word kissable is simply the familiar kiss plus the ending -able, where -able means 'can be'. Like washable means 'can be washed', kissable means 'can be kissed' or 'makes someone want to kiss it'.