mwah-mwah
- interjection
- /mwɑː mwɑː/
- Texting
- Sending you a big mwah-mwah for your birthday!
Examples
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She waved goodbye to her grandmother and called out mwah-mwah from the car window.
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At the party, friends exchanged air kisses and said mwah-mwah as they greeted each other.
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She said goodbye with a cheerful mwah-mwah!
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When I saw my friend, I greeted her with a mwah-mwah.
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At the party, friends exchanged air kisses and said mwah-mwah as they greeted each other.
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Sending you a big mwah-mwah for your birthday!
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She waved goodbye to her grandmother and called out mwah-mwah from the car window.
Synonyms
A short popping sound made playfully to show a kiss or light spit
A kissing sound used in a playful or loving way
A written kiss sound people use to show affection in messages
A playful sound people make without touching when they blow a kiss
How Playful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mwah-mwah comes from the repeated playful sound mwah, which copies the 'sound of a kiss'; people use it like saying 'kiss' or sending a kiss to show affection or as a friendly greeting.