right in the kisser

"I got hit right in the kisser," said Werdann, who was struck with an elbow.

Coming or going, or just standing still, they were going to get it right in the kisser.

Five seconds slower coming over the top and one foot over to the left and they'd have taken him right in the kisser.

'Socked me right in the kisser.

Right in the kisser!"

When I turned to face him I got a big glob of cold, canned beef stew right in the kisser.

He had male bravado in excess - the "king of the castle," the "pow, right in the kisser" macho.

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On "The Honeymooners," Ralph Kramden might always have been threatening "Pow, Alice, right in the kisser!

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In the Pinky and the Brain episode "Win Big", Pinky repeatedly says, "Bang, zoom, right in the kisser!"

Peter unintentionally traumatizes Patrick later by dressing up like Ralph Kramden and repeatedly using one of Kramden's catchphrases "Pow, right in the kisser!"

'At which point the rest of the clan will rush the wagontrain to get their share of the pickings and ' 'Get it right in the kisser,' said Nevill.

Ralph often threatened to belt Alice - he never did, of course - with famous lines of dialogue like "To the moon, Alice," or "One of these days, Alice, pow, right in the kisser."

Matt Servitto, a 24-year-old scholarship student from Detroit, is portraying Ralph Kramden, the blustering bus driver immortalized by Jackie Gleason in "The Honeymooners" who perenially threatens to give his wife, Alice, "one right in the kisser."

To those who consider him nothing but a loudmouthed moax with a potentially violent streak - threatening to send his wife "to the moon" or to pow her right in the kisser sounds far different in 1992 than in 1952 - we say that beneath all the bluster he was really sweet, gentle, loyal, pitiable.