kisser

kisser — noun

1. A noun placed after a describing word to indicate what kind of kisser a person i

1.名詞B2
釋義

A noun placed after a describing word to indicate what kind of kisser a person is — for example, you call someone a good kisser when you like kissing them, or a bad kisser when you do not.

例句

Sivan is known among her friends as an amazing kisser.

collocation: amazing kisser / terrible kisser / good kisser

Arjun told me that his first date was a terrible kisser.

文法句型

[adjective] + kisser

用法筆記

Always used with a preceding adjective (good, bad, great, terrible, gentle, etc.). The word cannot stand alone — you would not say "He is a kisser" without a describing word. Common in dating and romantic contexts.

常見錯誤

She is a kisser.
She is a good kisser.
💡the word must be paired with an adjective to be meaningful.
He is a kissing expert.
He is a great kisser.
💡'kisser' is the natural choice in casual conversation, not a formal phrase.

2. An informal word for a person's mouth, often used in humorous, rough, or dismiss

2.名詞C1
釋義

An informal word for a person's mouth, often used in humorous, rough, or dismissive contexts.

例句

The boxer's kisser was swollen and red after twelve rounds in the ring.

possessive + kisser referring to boxer's mouth

Tariro told his little brother to keep his kisser shut during the film.

collocation: keep your kisser shut

同義詞
  • mouth

    neutral, standard term for the same body part

  • lips

    more specific; refers to the outer part of the mouth only

  • trap

    ruder slang, strongest dismissive tone

文法句型

possessive + kisser

on/in the kisser

用法筆記

More common in British English than American English. Can sound humorous or mildly rude depending on context. Avoid in formal writing or polite conversation.

常見錯誤

He kissed her on the kisser.
He kissed her on the lips.
💡'kisser' for mouth is slang, not used for romantic descriptions.

3. A dated slang term for a person's face, now used mainly for humorous effect.

3.名詞C1
釋義

A dated slang term for a person's face, now used mainly for humorous effect.

例句

Jabari's kisser was covered in mud after he fell off the trail while hiking.

informal: kisser meaning face

The baby's kisser lit up with a huge smile when she tasted the sweet pudding.

同義詞
  • face

    neutral, standard term

  • mug

    similar informal register, more common in both British and American English

文法句型

possessive + kisser

用法筆記

Considered old-fashioned or comical. Much rarer than senses 1 and 2, and most modern speakers under 40 may not recognize it. Often appears in humorous writing or vintage dialogue rather than everyday speech.

常見錯誤

She washed her kisser.
She washed her face.
💡using 'kisser' for 'face' sounds strange or comical in most modern contexts.