单词 | kiss the rod |
释义 | kiss /kis/transitive verb
ORIGIN: OE cyssan to kiss, from coss a kiss; Ger küssen, Dan kys; related to choose and gust2 kissˈable adjective kissˈer noun
kissˈogram or kissˈagram noun A service whereby a kiss is delivered to a specific person (eg on their birthday) by a kissogram girl (or man) usu in glamorous or unusual costume kissˈ-curl noun A flat, circular curl at the side of the forehead kissing bug noun Any of several N and S American biting insects which attack victims' lips and cheeks kissˈing-comˈfit noun A perfumed comfit for sweetening the breath kissing cousin noun A more or less distant relation with whom one is on familiar enough terms to kiss on meeting kissˈing-crust noun That part of the upper crust of a loaf which overhangs and touches another kissing disease noun (informal) Glandular fever kissing gate noun A gate set in a V- or U-shaped enclosure kissˈing-strings plural noun Cap or bonnet strings tied under the chin kiss-in-the-ringˈ noun An old game in which one person kisses another after a chase round a ring of players kissˈ-me or kissˈ-me-quick noun
kiss of death noun (informal) Something that causes failure, destruction, etc kissˈ-off noun (slang) A sudden, usu offensive dismissal kiss of life noun
kiss of peace noun A kiss of greeting between the members of the early, and some branches of the modern, Church kiss and make up (informal) To become reconciled (also kissˈ-and-make-up adjective) kiss and tell (informal) To give an exposé of one's sexual adventures (kissˈ-and-tell adjective) kiss goodbye to (informal) To relinquish all hope of kiss hands To kiss the sovereign's hands on acceptance of office kiss off (slang)
kiss (someone's) arse or (N American) ass (slang)
kiss the book To kiss a Bible or New Testament, in England, after taking a legal oath kiss the gunner's daughter To get a flogging, tied to the breech of a cannon kiss the rod To submit to punishment rod /rod/noun
To push a rod through (a drain, etc) so as to clear it ORIGIN: OE rodd; cf ON rudda club roddˈing noun rodˈless adjective rodˈlike adjective rodˈster noun (archaic) An angler rodˈfisher noun rodˈfishing noun rodˈman or rodsˈman noun A person who holds, carries or uses a rod, esp an angler rod puppet noun A glove puppet held on one hand, its arms being manipulated by rods held in the other hand a rod in pickle Punishment in reserve kiss the rod To accept punishment with submission make a rod for one's own back To do something that will cause problems for oneself at a later date Napier's rods see under Napierian ride the rods (old US) To travel illegally on the railway, supporting oneself on the rods of railway carriages |
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