Kiss someone out
verb phrase
To deny someone their share: When a member of a mob is deprived of his share he is ”kissed out” (1920s+ Underworld)
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verb phrase To take leave of something, often unwillingly; bid farewell: I figure, this is it, say your prayers and kiss your butt goodbye (1930s+)
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verb phrase To be knocked down in a fight (entry form 1922+, variant 1919+) verb phrase To be knocked unconscious, esp in a boxing match (1919+)
- Kiss the dust
verb phrase bite the dust (1940s+)
- Kiss up to
verb phrase To flatter obsequiously: kisses up to the popular crowd verb phrase To do fellatio or cunnilingus; blow, GO DOWN ON someone (1928+)
- Kissy
/ˈkɪsɪ/ adjective 1. (informal) showing exaggerated affection, esp by frequent touching or kissing