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kiss and tell |
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kiss and tell to talk on television, in a newspaper etc. about a sexual relationship you have had with a famous person, especially in order to get a lot of money The singer's ex-girlfriend was paid £20,000 by a tabloid newspaper to kiss and tell. kiss and tell to publicly discuss private information about someone you know well She doesn't kiss and tell, not even in her new memoir. Usage notes: often said about published information about someone famous How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Kiss and tell A kiss can trigger allergic reactions to molecules carried on a person's lips (162: 40 *). To its merit, Kiss and Tell provides the first comprehensive look at the modern history of sex survey research, and there is a wealth of historical information (and gossip) here that should be of interest to anyone in the sex research field. Very few will turn him down, and virtually nobody will kiss and tell. |
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