Object

• goodbye: I don't know who to kiss goodbye first.

• goodnight: Don't you know there's nobody left in this world to kiss goodnight?

• gate: Go through kissing gate & continue ahead on Thames Path.

• bride: They are traditional and make the moment when the groom kisses the bride extra special.

• cheek: Nobody ever stopped us, an incredible fact these days when a 6 year old can be removed from school for kissing a cheek.

• girl: By which time... he will have kissed a girl!

Preposition: on

• cheek: It wasn't the usual kiss on the cheek.

• lip: She gets in and gives the driver a lingering kiss on the lips.

Converse of object

• linger: She gets in and gives the driver a lingering kiss on the lips.

• blow: And this afternoon I blew a kiss to my wife, and she slammed the door on my face.

• steal: From time to time, Grim steals a fleeting kiss from my lips and a shiver of fear passes through me.

Adjective modifier

• chaste: It was a chaste kiss, but Hera could feel the passion and promise in it.

• passionate: Spike and Buffy end up in a passionate kiss.

Modifies a noun

• clasp: The metal frame is covered in snake sin and has a simple gold tone metal kiss clasp.

Noun used with modifier

• goodnight: We could still touch him, talk to him and give him a goodnight kiss!

• farewell: Their lustful farewell kiss could no more adequately have expressed what Pappano was unleashing from the orchestra at this point.

• tender: The Hollywood heartthrob made Princess Beatrice and Eugenie's night by greeting them with a tender kiss on the cheek.

Preposition: of

• death: I said good luck to him, and thereby gave him the kiss of death.

Preposition: under

• mistletoe: Perhaps the modern custom of kissing under the mistletoe at Christmas is a remnant of this pagan custom.