Смысл: baby kisser

baby kisser[ʹbeıbı͵kısə]
амер. разг.
<Í> политикан, заигрывающий с избирателями

kiss Идиома

blow a kiss

kiss your hand and blow across it, throw a kiss Taea can blow a kiss, and she's only eighteen months old!

kiss ass

be nice to get favors, brown nose I won't kiss ass to get a job. I refuse to be a slave.

kiss curls (hair style)

flat curls on the forehead or in front of the ears Teddi can't go out until her kiss curls are dry.

kiss it off

not deal with it, put it off We're fighting for equal pay. We won't let them kiss it off.

kiss of death

an action that results in failure or loss His TV speech was a disaster - the kiss of death for his party.

kiss off

go, get lost, take off "When he's angry with me he says, ""Kiss off!"""

kiss that one goodbye

say it is lost or stolen, down the drain Hank borrowed your new pen? You can kiss that one goodbye.

kiss the blarney stone

say a lot of compliments, flattery will get you... You always say that I look nice. Did you kiss the blarney stone?

throw a kiss

kiss your hand and wave, blow a kiss When Madonna threw a kiss to her fans, they cheered.

ass kisser

sycophantic person

kiss sth good-bye

Idiom(s): kiss sth good-bye

Theme: ENDINGS

to anticipate or experience the loss of something.
• If you leave your camera on a park bench, you can kiss it good-bye.
• You kissed your wallet good-bye when you left it in the store.

kiss and tell

Idiom(s): kiss and tell

Theme: GOSSIP

to participate in something secret and private, and then tell other people about it. (In actual use, it usually refers to a person of the opposite sex even when it does not refer to actual kissing. Fixed order.)
• The project was supposed to be a secret between Jane and me, but she spread it all around. I didn't think she was the type to kiss and tell.
• I am willing to discuss it with you, but only if you promise not to kiss and tell.

kiss and make up

Idiom(s): kiss and make up

Theme: FORGIVENESS

to forgive (someone) and be friends again.
• They were very angry, but in the end they kissed and made up.
• I'm sorry. Let's kiss and make up.

Kiss something goodbye

If someone tells you that you can kiss something goodbye, you have no chance of getting or having it.

Kissing cousin

A kissing cousin is someone you are related to, but not closely.

French Kiss

An open mouth kiss where tongues touch.

baby kisser|baby|kisser

n., slang A person campaigning for votes in his quest for elected political office; such persons often kiss little children in public. Nixon was a baby kisser when he ran for Vice President with Eisenhower.

kiss someone goodbye|goodbye|kiss|kiss something g

v. phr. To lose or give up someone or something forever. "If you won't marry Jane," Peter said to Tom, "you might as well kiss her goodbye." People who bet on a losing horse at the races might as well kiss their money goodbye.

kiss

kiss
1.
kiss ass
Slang, Vulgar to be obsequious or fawning, as to gain an advantage or approval
2.
kiss goodbye
1) to kiss in taking leave
2) â Informal to give up all hope of getting, recovering, realizing, etc.
3.
kiss off
Slang to dismiss rudely or contemptuously

kiss good-bye

kiss good-bye
Be forced to regard as lost, ruined, or hopeless, as in Now that both kids are sick, we'll have to kiss our vacation in Florida good-bye. This usage ironically alludes to a genuine good-bye kiss. [Colloquial; c. 1900] Also see kiss off, def. 2.

kissing cousins

kissing cousins
Two or more things that are closely akin or very similar. For example, They may be made by different manufacturers, but these two cars are kissing cousins. This metaphoric term alludes to a distant relative who is well known enough to be greeted with a kiss. [c. 1930]

kissy-face

kissy-face
play kissy-face
to engage in kissing, caressing, etc., esp. overtly or publicly