Angel Kiss

Pronunciation: /ˈeɪndʒəl kɪs/

Definitions of angel kiss

noun a term used to describe a light mark left on the skin, typically by a loved one

Example Sentences

A1 She felt an angel kiss on her cheek as she woke up.

A2 The baby's soft skin felt like an angel kiss against her lips.

B1 The gentle breeze felt like an angel kiss on her face.

B2 The sun's warm rays felt like an angel kiss on his skin.

C1 The peaceful silence of the forest was like an angel kiss to her soul.

C2 The music of the symphony was like an angel kiss to his ears.

Examples of angel kiss in a Sentence

formal The baby's soft skin was marked with an angel kiss on her forehead.

informal I woke up with an angel kiss from the sun on my cheek.

slang She left an angel kiss of lipstick on his collar.

figurative The gentle breeze felt like an angel kiss on her face.

Grammatical Forms of angel kiss

• plural: angel kisses
• comparative: more angelic kiss
• superlative: most angelic kiss
• present tense: angel kiss
• future tense: will angel kiss
• perfect tense: have angel kissed
• continuous tense: is angel kissing
• singular: angel kiss
• positive degree: angel kiss
• infinitive: to angel kiss
• gerund: angel kissing
• participle: angel kissed

Origin and Evolution of angel kiss

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'angel kiss' likely originated from the belief that angels would leave gentle kisses on a person's skin as a sign of protection and love.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'angel kiss' has evolved to refer to small red marks or spots on a baby's skin, often caused by a parent or caregiver gently kissing the baby's cheeks or forehead.