kissy-kissy n.
(US) sycophantic, insincerely affectionate behaviour.
Nat. Police Gaz. (NY) 28 Dec. 3/1: [headline] love rampant. / Cupid Plays Kissy Kissy and Huggy Huggy / allee samee last week. / Naughty Girls’ and Susceptible Boys’ Tricks [...] Cupid [...] never appears to be happy unless he is tearing hearts all to pieces. | ||
Sarah McDavid [film] A little kissy-kissy and you’ll be... [promoted] in a minute [HDAS]. | ||
L.A. Times 20 Dec. V 1: The eating, schmoozing, chatting, wheeling, dealing, kissy-kissy and critiquing following the film [HDAS]. | ||
Korah System 34: They are ‘kissy, kissy, kissy’ at first, hoping to bring the new pastor under their control. | ||
Thrill City [ebook] Don’t believe all the kissy-kissy stuff, it was just for the cameras. |