a. [f. KISS v. + -ABLE.] Capable of or adapted for being kissed; such as to invite kissing.

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1815.  Southey, Lett. (1856), III. 3. Love from all to all, and kisses as many as you please to give to the kissable part of the family.

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1871.  M. Collins, Mrq. & Merch., II. ii. 34. Her … quiet kissable mouth.

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1891.  R. Kipling, Light that Failed, viii. Maisie looked more than usually kissable.

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  Hence Kissability; Kissably adv.

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1884.  G. Allen, Philistia, I. ii. 51. [Her lips] suggested to a critical eye the distinct notion of kissability.

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1888.  J. C. Jeaffreson, Lady Hamilton & Ld. Nelson, I. vi. 86. The lips that curled so kissably.

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