kissy
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7.2
- noun
- /ˈkɪsi/
- Informal
:
besito
- I was doing a little kissy-kissy here and look...
- kissy face
- kissy poo
- little kissy
So perhaps if you could demonstrate if you purse your lips and then very quickly make quick kissy there, there we go.
- So perhaps if you could demonstrate if you purse your lips and then very quickly make quick kissy there, there we go.
Examples
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...we have a kissy-kissy picture.
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The baby jerked at the sound, but she made another kissy mouth and a smoochy sound, and he giggled again.
Fiction book (2002) -
I told you to hang up the phone when I was talking before. "Kissy, kissy, see you later, I can hardly wait."
Fiction book (2001) -
First give Mommy a kissy.
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So the two of you were in the corner playing kissy-face.
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Windy lifted hers as she looked down, making a kissy mouth at the child.
Fiction book (2002) -
C'mere and give Momma a kissy-poo!
Fiction book (1994) -
Kissy-kissy mwah-mwahs were uttered.
Fiction book (1994) -
PUPPETEER: Kissy-kissy!
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She leaned down to give her baby a quick kissy on the cheek.
Synonyms
22
1.0
A light gentle touch you feel for a short time
1
7.7
A loud kiss that makes a sound
A short kiss or quick light slap given suddenly
How Intimate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Kissy as a noun is a small, quick kiss, formed from kiss with the little ending -y that makes things seem 'little' or 'playful'. So a kissy is an affectionate, playful little kiss.