kisser:
(plural: ‘kissers‘; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
an affectionate kisser
a person who kisses someone or something; (an osculator);
a person who touches any part of somebody else’s body, mostly on the face, with his/her lips as a sign of love, affection or greeting,
a bad kisser? (Richard Gere, a Hollywood film actor, unexpectedly & indecently kissing Shilpa Shetty, an Indian actress, on stage at a public function)
After changing the princess into a frog, the witch told her that her first kisser will be her life partner.
She brags that her lover is a great kisser.
Good kissers are those who kiss their partners tenderly and decently, and bad kissers are those who kiss their partners passionately and roughly.
Watch out for those bumper kissers — those motor drivers who follow the cars before them very closely and most often, bump into them at traffic lights!
Though ass-kisser or butt-kisser is indecent expression referring to a person who tries to please others by being very nice to them and talking very highly of them, especially their boss or senior, in order to get favours or promotions, instead of working efficiently, such expressions are found even in some respectable newspapers.
‘Kisser’, always with a capital ‘K’, is found, rarely though, in the names of people, e.g. Lydia Kisser, Walter Kisser, Eva Kisser, etc. For an article that the origin and different spelling variations of this word, please click here.
