kisser
a person who kisses.
Slang.
the face.
the mouth.
Origin of kisser
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How to use kisser in a sentence
Baldwin tweets about naming their children after yoga poses; Thomas tweets that her fiancé is a very good kisser.
Hilaria Thomas, Yoga Instructor (and the Next Mrs. Alec Baldwin) | Lizzie Crocker | May 22, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTAfter she indulges, Timberlake tells the world that Poehler is a "terrible kisser" and runs off stage.
In 1998, Bill Gates was meeting with Flemish Minister and President Van den Brande when he got a pie in the kisser.
Or in the absence of this eloquent kisser of the Blarney Stone some other black-coated Corker may respond.
Ireland as It Is | Robert John Buckley (AKA R.J.B.)Are not you he that is a kisser of men, in drunkenness, and a betrayer in sobriety?
Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (7 of 10): | Francis Beaumont
I say, loud, before he clamps one of his big hands over my kisser.
The Flying Cuspidors | V. R. FrancisThat simply proves that you're a bad kisser, or that you're not popular.
Frdrique; vol. 1 | Charles Paul de KockShari leaped to her feet and really slapped him in the kisser.
Card Trick | Walter Bupp AKA Randall Garrett
British Dictionary definitions for kisser
/ (ˈkɪsə) /
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