Word
kisses
Phoneticskiss·es
US/ˈkɪsəz/
UK/kˈɪsɪz/
Definition
n. the letter 'x' used at the end of a message to represent a kiss.
n. symbolic representations of affection in written correspondence, typically denoted by the letter 'x'.
Examples
“She gave her children kisses before they went to bed.”
“The letter ended with 'love and kisses' followed by several small crosses representing the sentiment.”
“The cinematic trope of rain-soaked kisses has become a staple of romantic dramas, symbolizing a passion that ignores the discomfort of the elements.”
Examples
simple
“She gave her children kisses before they went to bed.”
contextual
“The letter ended with 'love and kisses' followed by several small crosses representing the sentiment.”
complex
“The cinematic trope of rain-soaked kisses has become a staple of romantic dramas, symbolizing a passion that ignores the discomfort of the elements.”
Usage
often appears as 'x' or 'xxx' at the end of letters or texts
Idioms
hugs and kisses — An informal way to end a letter, email etc. to a loved one.
Scan code
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