Oh, dude, "kiss the donkey" is just a fun way of saying "good luck" or "best of luck." It's like telling someone to give a smooch to a donkey for good fortune. So, if someone tells you to "kiss the donkey," just go ahead and pucker up for some good vibes, I guess.
"El burro" is the Spanish word for "the donkey."
In Hawaii, you can say "honī" to mean kiss.
it means Would you like a kiss?
I want a kiss, my love
Licking his lips after a kiss could suggest that he enjoyed the kiss and is savoring the moment. It could also be a subconscious gesture to hydrate his lips or a sign of nervousness or anticipation.
well forget it lol
why would someone want to kiss your white donkey
The phrase "kiss a donkey" is not a commonly recognized idiom or expression in English language. It may be interpreted literally as the act of kissing a donkey or could potentially be used as a humorous or sarcastic remark in a specific context. Without additional context or cultural background, it is difficult to provide a definitive interpretation of this phrase.
suck a donkey then kiss its but, your lips will get moldy
long live donkey
Donkey.
a donkey, a jackass ( cross between horse and donkey)
it means "female donkey" derived from "hmar" which is male donkey
Kiss Kiss Kiss.
"El burro" is the Spanish word for "the donkey."
a monkey and donkey
Donkey's is cockney slang that you may hear in London. It means 'years'. In the context of 'Blimey! I haven't seen you in donkey's!'