Kisser

Pronunciation: /ˈkɪsər/

Definitions of kisser

noun a person who kisses; the mouth or lips of a person when kissing

Example Sentences

A1 He is a good kisser.

A2 She loves being a kisser in the school play.

B1 The actor was known for his skills as a kisser on screen.

B2 The romantic movie had a passionate kisser in the lead role.

C1 The kisser's technique was praised by critics for its authenticity.

C2 As a professional kisser, she had to practice various techniques for different scenes.

Examples of kisser in a Sentence

formal The actress was known for being a talented kisser on screen.

informal I heard he's a great kisser, lucky you!

slang She's a total lip-locking kisser.

figurative His words were like a sweet kisser on her troubled heart.

Grammatical Forms of kisser

• past tense: kissed
• plural: kissers
• comparative: more kissable
• superlative: most kissable
• present tense: kisses
• future tense: will kiss
• perfect tense: has kissed
• continuous tense: is kissing
• singular: kisser
• positive degree: kisser
• infinitive: to kiss
• gerund: kissing
• participle: kissing

Origin and Evolution of kisser

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'kisser' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'cyssan' meaning 'to kiss'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'kisser' has evolved to refer specifically to a person's mouth or lips used for kissing, as opposed to the act of kissing itself.