hickey in Japanese
hickey in Japanese is キスマーク — hickey means a bruise-like mark left on the skin from kissing or sucking, typically on the neck.
hickey in Japanese
キスマーク
Pronounced: kisumāku
(originally, US, slang) A bruise-like mark made during petting by pressing the mouth to the skin on one’s partner’s body and sucking. [from 1934]
What does "hickey" mean?
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noun A bruise-like mark left on the skin from kissing or sucking, typically on the neck.
"He wore a scarf to hide the hickey on his neck."
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noun An unnamed small object or gadget whose proper name has been forgotten.
"Hand me that little hickey on the workbench, would you?"
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hickey in a sentence
- He wore a scarf to hide the hickey on his neck.
- Hand me that little hickey on the workbench, would you?
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What is "hickey" in Japanese?
"hickey" in Japanese is キスマーク. hickey means: A bruise-like mark left on the skin from kissing or sucking, typically on the neck.
How do you pronounce キスマーク?
"hickey" in Japanese is キスマーク, pronounced "kisumāku".
How do you use "hickey" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a scarf to hide the hickey on his neck." In Japanese, "hickey" is キスマーク.
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