Nowadays famous people are used to kiss their peers briefly on the lips independently of being woman kissing woman, man kissing man (like these two). I think I've heard someone on TV saying lipper for this kind of greeting. Is it so?
It's probably novel-to-you, Mrs.L, because I just made it up
While we're on the subject (if not the actual topic), I once saw snogging referred to as lip-to-lip interface, and particularly wet and noisy snogging as lipposuction.
(Oh okay, I just made those up too.)
Thank you guys. As I said it seems to my ears that I 've heard lipper on TV, but, you know, foreign ears not always hear correctly the ending of a word. It could be lipping as well. But so far it looks like English hasn't made up a slang for it. In my language we name it, literally', 'small stamp'.
So, kiss it is! Thank you!
Edit: Have just discovered it: peck on the lips! (Thank you, Olivinha)
Actually, Vandinha, I had another thought about this. Here's an imaginary bit of dialogue:
A: Did you see Angelina Jolie kissing Kate Winslet on the red carpet last evening? B: No! Really?! What, you mean like full tongues and all that ... ? A: No, not like that, dummy ~ there were no tongues involved ~ it was just a lipper.
Again, though, I'm just inventing here ~ but it's plausible.