Meanings of kiss-and-tell in English

I would say the kiss-and-tell story is largely dead as a genre, Thurlbeck said.

But the Enquirer did not publish her kiss-and-tell, and she says she was tricked.

Hardly a week goes by without a kiss-and-tell story.

It's not quite a kiss-and-tell.

And yet there is no law that protects personal privacy: in Britain kiss-and-tell stories by bedroom sneaks are staple reading.

We have noted, with increasing unease, the number of kiss-and-tell stories appearing in the English tabloids recently, relating to football stars.

Warm, witty, and sexy, this kiss-and-tell-all stands out as the perfect chronicle of one of rock 'n' roll's most thrilling eras.

Clifford is best-known in Britain for selling so-called "kiss-and-tell" stories about the rich and famous to scandal-hungry tabloid newspapers.

A problem arose: Korda was the editor for Kitty Kelley, who was then working on an unauthorized, kiss-and-tell biography of Nancy Reagan.

Even over the phone, I could sense him shrugging his shoulders as I attempted to bid him down on his latest kiss-and-tell offering.

I never saw him again." "I'm a kiss-and-tell kind of girl, so I'm sure I told everybody about our makeout sessions.

Kiss-and-tell stories are a popular way for newspapers to increase sales.

"I'm not the kiss-and-tell type," he said.

Turns out that while Sherlock's been unconscious Janine's been selling madeup kiss-and-tells to the tabloids to get back at him while turning a profit.