to kiss; to touch lips with someone as a sign of affection or greeting

to be identical; to be a good fit; to correspond or agree exactly

to touch with the lips as a sign of love, affection, or greeting; to kiss each other

The way in which something is said that reveals an attitude, intention, or mood; same as [[口气|口氣|kou3 qi5]].

to blow a kiss; a gesture where one kisses their own hand and then moves it towards another person to represent a kiss

a sweet kiss, specifically a kiss from a woman; a fragrant kiss

snout; muzzle; the part of an animal's head containing the mouth and nose

(literary) lips or mouth

To kiss someone forcefully without their consent

a decorative ornament found on the ends of the roof ridges of traditional Chinese buildings, usually shaped like a legendary animal's head or a fish tail

the first time a person kisses someone romantically

to kiss someone as a way of saying goodbye

kissing scene in a movie, play, or television show

the skill or technique involved in kissing

hickey; love bite

bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus)

barramundi or Asian sea bass (Lates calcarifer)

to embrace and kiss; to hug and kiss

to French kiss; deep kissing

to French kiss; a passionate kiss involving the tongue

passionate kiss (of lovers)

to French kiss; a French kiss

decorative roof ornament in traditional Chinese architecture, often taking the shape of a dragon or sea creature and placed at the ends of the main roof ridge to protect against fire

an evergreen climbing shrub, Gelsemium elegans, also known as the elegant jessamine; the roots and leaves are highly poisonous but used in traditional medicine to treat pain and asthma

Ornamental animal figures found at the ends of the main ridge on traditional Chinese roofs, shaped like a fish tail or dragon head. Legend says they can spray water to suppress fire and protect the building.

(idiom) looking sharp and fierce, describing a cruel and predatory facial expression

rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), a species of salmonid native to cold-water tributaries of the Pacific Ocean in Asia and North America

ornamental figure of a dragon's mouth at the ends of a roof ridge, used in traditional Chinese architecture