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What's the meaning of the phrase 'Kiss and tell'? Publicly retell of one’s sexual exploits, often with the aim of revenge or monetary gain. What's the origin of the phrase 'Kiss and tell'? Kiss and tell is of course a euphemism – firstly, when stories of this sort arise we can take it for granted they will include details of more than just kissing.
noun [ C ] uk / ˌkɪs.ənˈtel / us / ˌkɪs.ənˈtel /. a story in a newspaper, book, etc. in which someone talks about a sexual relationship they have had with a famous person, especially so they can get a lot of money: She was upset by her last boyfriend's kiss-and-tell.
To Kiss and Tell Meaning. Definition: To reveal one’s romantic adventures to friends, family, or the public; to betray an intimate secret.
The meaning of KISS-AND-TELL is telling details of private matters. How to use kiss-and-tell in a sentence.
Kiss-and-tell definition: describing a book, article, interview, etc., in which someone publicly gives details of private interactions, especially sexual relationships. See examples of KISS-AND-TELL used in a sentence.
Meaning. Idiom: kiss and tell. to betray someone by revealing someone’s private information in public (especially regarding a relationship with someone) Example sentences. — She’s not my friend anymore—I didn’t think she was the type that would kiss and tell but that’s exactly what she did.
Fig. to participate in something secret and private, and then tell other people about it. (In actual use, it usually refers to a person of the opposite sex even when it does not refer to actual kissing.) The project was supposed to be a secret between Jane and me, but she spread it all around.
