to mwah
- verb
- /mwɑː/
- Texting
- She leaned in to mwah her friend on the cheek before leaving the party.
Examples
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After dinner, he leaned over and mwah'd her cheek.
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Can you mwah my cheek goodbye?
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He sent a text with a heart and the word mwah to say goodnight.
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At the end of the call, she blew a mwah into the phone.
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She gave her daughter a playful mwah before sending her off to school.
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He always finishes his texts with a mwah to express love.
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As she waved goodbye, she blew a light mwah towards her friend.
Compounds
How Affectionate
Surface Forms
Etymology
To mwah is to make the 'kiss' noise or give a quick, playful kiss, like when you 'blow a kiss'. That's why people use mwah as a verb to show a small, friendly or loving action.