Green’s Dictionary of Slang

1. (US) a drink from a bottle.

1925

G.H. Mullin Adventures of a Scholar Tramp 287: All we had was a little kiss apiece off’n it.

2. (US teen) a blow or hit.

1925		Gleason & Taber Is Zat So? II i: Maybe if I call him in, you’d like to slap him a little kiss.
1933		‘Goat’ Laven Rough Stuff 194: We had orders to dash into a workshop, tear it to pieces, and hit the scabs (strikebreakers) a few good kisses just to scare them.