kissingly

English

Etymology

From kissing +‎ -ly.

Adverb

kissingly (not comparable)

1. So as to kiss, or make contact as if kissing.
   • 1945, Canadian Patent Office Record (volume 73, part 1, page 48)

     A method of proofing a flexible printing plate without the use of a test sheet including holding the reverse face of said plate against a flat surface, kissingly contacting the highs only of said plate […]

   • 1993, Betty Beale, Power at Play, page 165:

     Parties given by the flamboyant rancher from Texas had been more crowded, more informal, more unpredictable, more lavish in the buffet, and more kissingly cordial.