transitive. To press or touch with the lips (at the same time compressing and then separating them), in token of affection or greeting, or as an act…

transitive. To give (a kiss). Obsolete. rare.

transitive and absol. To kiss.

To strike, beat (a person) on the face, over the head, etc. to lay on the lips: to kiss. Obsolete.

transitive. To kiss; to give a kiss or buss to.

transitive. To strike, hit, smite (occasionally used of kissing). Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive and transitive. To kiss, buss.

To kiss. poetic.

‘To kiss’ (is Halliwell's explanation); but cf. bawze, v.

transitive. To kiss.

transitive. to pree a person's mouth (also lips,etc.): to kiss a person.

transitive. To kiss or embrace (now rare); to confer the accolade of knighthood upon; to honour with an accolade of praise or distinction.

transitive. British slang. to give (someone) one: (a) to kiss (someone) (rare); (b) to have sexual intercourse with (someone); esp. used depreciat…

colloquial (originally U.S. regional (southern)). to give (a person) some sugar: to kiss (a person). Usually in imperative, as give me some sugar.

transitive. Jamaican. Chiefly in form choops. To kiss (someone).