kissy

play kissy-face (with someone)

1. To kiss someone amorously, especially in public. The model and movie star has reportedly been playing kissy-face with an unknown love interest. The teacher yelled at the two students for playing kissy-face in the back of class.2. To ingratiate oneself to someone through excessively flattering, fawning, or solicitous overtures. Many of his constituents have accused him of playing kissy-face with senators of the other party in order to get his tax bill through.See also: play

play kissy-kissy (with someone)

1. To kiss someone amorously, especially in public. The model and movie star has reportedly been playing kissy-kissy with an unknown love interest. The teacher yelled at the two students for playing kissy-kissy in the back of class.2. To ingratiate oneself to someone through excessively flattering, fawning, or solicitous overtures. Many of his constituents have accused him of playing kissy-kissy with senators of the other party in order to get his tax bill through.See also: play

play kissy-face (or kissy-kissy)

behave in an excessively friendly way in order to gain favour. informalSee also: play

单词	kissy
释义	kissy kissy (ˈkɪsɪ) or kissy-kissy adj, -sier or -siestinformal showing exaggerated affection, esp by frequent touching or kissing kissy play kissy-face (with someone) 1. To kiss someone amorously, especially in public. The model and movie star has reportedly been playing kissy-face with an unknown love interest. The teacher yelled at the two students for playing kissy-face in the back of class.2. To ingratiate oneself to someone through excessively flattering, fawning, or solicitous overtures. Many of his constituents have accused him of playing kissy-face with senators of the other party in order to get his tax bill through.See also: play play kissy-kissy (with someone) 1. To kiss someone amorously, especially in public. The model and movie star has reportedly been playing kissy-kissy with an unknown love interest. The teacher yelled at the two students for playing kissy-kissy in the back of class.2. To ingratiate oneself to someone through excessively flattering, fawning, or solicitous overtures. Many of his constituents have accused him of playing kissy-kissy with senators of the other party in order to get his tax bill through.See also: play play kissy-face (or kissy-kissy) behave in an excessively friendly way in order to gain favour. informalSee also: play
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