1. The sound made when pecking someone on the lips.
2. The word said when kissing someone quickly on either the lips or the cheek, or anywhere else for that matter.
3. Said over online chatrooms, emails, text messages, phonecalls, etc to symbolise a kiss.
2. The word said when kissing someone quickly on either the lips or the cheek, or anywhere else for that matter.
3. Said over online chatrooms, emails, text messages, phonecalls, etc to symbolise a kiss.
1. ::Mwah:: Jonny kissed Jane on the lips.
2. 'Mwah' Jane said as she kissed Jonny.
3. 'Love you, mwah!' Jonny typed in an IM to Jane.
2. 'Mwah' Jane said as she kissed Jonny.
3. 'Love you, mwah!' Jonny typed in an IM to Jane.
by Izzibella September 15, 2005
by nina1983 September 20, 2007
MWAH is an onomatopoeiaic word (a word that imitates the sound that it describes) for an affectionate type of kiss.
It is often used when sending a text message or email. Saying it out loud is the best way to understand this definition.
It is often used when sending a text message or email. Saying it out loud is the best way to understand this definition.
by Ellesapelle January 11, 2012
A sound or a word for a kiss. Also the beginning of the laugh mwah ha ha ! ! ! ! Usually used on msn.
by -x- Nicci -x- February 22, 2006
by T4atc43r March 30, 2018
A totally coull way to give someone a kiss, when you can't any other way. Seriously. Give it a try. No joke.
Good times to use 'mwah' include, but are not limited to:
> when you're online
> while sms-ing.
> when you're on the phone
> while playing tennis
> while practicing tenor saxophone
> while having lunch
> whilst listening to music:
> classical
> rock
> indie
> house
> metal
> jazz
> opera
> ...
> when on a plane
> when carrying fruit
> whilst jumping
> when eating a muffin
> when under arrest
> when climbing a mountain
> when having dinner with the queen
Yup. Those are pretty much the best times to use it. But it works fairly well the rest of the time, too.
Good times to use 'mwah' include, but are not limited to:
> when you're online
> while sms-ing.
> when you're on the phone
> while playing tennis
> while practicing tenor saxophone
> while having lunch
> whilst listening to music:
> classical
> rock
> indie
> house
> metal
> jazz
> opera
> ...
> when on a plane
> when carrying fruit
> whilst jumping
> when eating a muffin
> when under arrest
> when climbing a mountain
> when having dinner with the queen
Yup. Those are pretty much the best times to use it. But it works fairly well the rest of the time, too.
by m_d_coolguy August 23, 2006