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kissed

/kɪst/

kissed up

kissverb

kissed

Past Simple

kissed

Past Simple

kissed

Past Participle

kissing

Gerund

/kɪs/

Translations

effleurerPour un contact très léger, sans idée d’affection.

The gentle breeze seemed to kiss the surface of the lake.

La brise légère semblait effleurer la surface du lac.

embrasser

She leaned over to kiss her grandmother on the cheek.

Elle s'est penchée pour embrasser sa grand-mère sur la joue.

Additional translations

baiserLittéraire ou vieilli.

Definitions

To touch or press with the lips slightly pursed, often as a sign of affection or greeting.

She leaned over to kiss her grandmother on the cheek.

To lightly touch or brush against something.

The gentle breeze seemed to kiss the surface of the lake.

Synonyms

kissnoun

Definitions

A touch or caress with the lips as a sign of love, affection, or greeting.

She gave him a gentle kiss on the cheek before leaving.

A small piece of candy, especially one that is shaped like a drop.

He handed her a chocolate kiss from the candy bowl.

A slight touch or contact.

The breeze was like a kiss on her skin.

In billiards, pool, or snooker: a slight, often unintended, glancing contact between the cue ball and another ball, or between balls.

He sank the red after the cue ball made a lucky kiss off the side cushion.

kissadjective

Definitions

Attributive: relating to or involving a kiss or kissing; used before another noun.

The stadium installed a popular kiss cam for the basketball games.

kissproper noun

Definitions

An American rock band formed in 1973, known for its elaborate stage makeup and performances.

Kiss released their debut album in 1974.