2. (popular).—The name of a very small, once fashionable bonnet.

1855. Haliburton, (‘Sam Slick’), Human Nature, p. 131. She holds

out with each hand a portion of her silk dress, as if she was

walking a minuet, and it discloses a snow white petticoat. Her step

is short and mincing, and she wears a new bonnet called a

kiss-me-quick.

1885. S. Baring Gould, Court Royal, ii. Or this Dolly Varden with

panniers, a little passed in style, and a kiss-me-quick bonnet.

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