Kiss is the past tense and past participle form of the verb kiss. Examples are as follows:

We were walking on the beach when he kissed me suddenly. )

She kissed her leaving boyfriend lightly on the forehead as a farewell. When she said goodbye, she gently kissed her boyfriend on the forehead. )

When he looked at her through the lens, he fantasized about kissing her. When he looked at her through the lens, he fantasized about kissing her. )

He gave his girlfriend a deep kiss at the graduation ceremony. )

She smiled when he kissed her lips gently. A smile appeared on her face when he kissed her lips gently. )

Suddenly, he drew her closer and kissed her on the lips. Suddenly, he drew her closer and kissed her on the lips. )

She was scared when she felt his lips kissing her ear. She was ecstatic when she felt his lips touching her earlobe. )

Extended usage of kiss

1, blow a kiss: an intimate way, usually blowing a kiss to someone far away from you to express love or farewell. She blew him a kiss when she left.

2. French kissing: a way to supplement deep kissing with slight contact and interaction of the tongue, also known as "French kissing", which means more passion and interaction.

3. Blow kiss: the act of pretending to kiss but not really kissing each other, used for social occasions or polite greetings. For example, two women kiss each other on the cheek.

4. Kiss of death: refers to a symbolic kiss, which is used to indicate a symbol of serious removal or severance. For example, announcing a merger is the kiss of death for many employees.