Word:
Definition
Translation En -> Es
Translation En -> De
Translation En -> Fr
Translation Es -> En
Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
Translation Fr -> En
Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Lip
Pronunciation:
lĭpt
n.
1.
One
of
the
two
fleshy
folds
which
surround
the
orifice
of
the
mouth
in
man
and
many
other
animals
.
In
man
the
lips
are
organs
of
speech
essential
to
certain
articulations
.
Hence
,
by
a
figure
they
denote
the
mouth
,
or
all
the
organs
of
speech
,
and
sometimes
speech
itself
.
Thine
own
lips
testify
against
thee
.
- Job xv. 6.
2.
An
edge
of
an
opening
;
a
thin
projecting
part
of
anything
;
a
kind
of
short
open
spout
;
as
,
the
lip
of
a
vessel
.
3.
The
sharp
cutting
edge
on
the
end
of
an
auger
.
4.
(Bot.)
One
of
the
two
opposite
divisions
of
a
labiate
corolla
.
5.
(Zool.)
One
of
the
edges
of
the
aperture
of
a
univalve
shell
.
6.
Impudent
or
abusive
talk
;
as
,
don
'
t
give
me
any
of
your
lip
.
Lip bit
a
pod
auger
.
See
Auger
.
Lip comfort
comfort
that
is
given
with
words
only
.
Lip comforter
one
who
comforts
with
words
only
.
Lip labor
unfelt
or
insincere
speech
;
hypocrisy
.
Lip reading
the
catching
of
the
words
or
meaning
of
one
speaking
by
watching
the
motion
of
his
lips
without
hearing
his
voice
.
- Bale.
Lip salve
a
salve
for
sore
lips
.
- Carpenter.
Lip service
expression
by
the
lips
of
obedience
and
devotion
without
the
performance
of
acts
suitable
to
such
sentiments
.
Lip wisdom
wise
talk
without
practice
,
or
unsupported
by
experience
.
Lip work
a
-
Talk
.
b
-
Kissing
.
To make a lip
to
drop
the
under
lip
in
sullenness
or
contempt
.
- B. Jonson.
To shoot out the lip
(Script.)
to
show
contempt
by
protruding
the
lip
.
- Shak.
v. t.
1.
To
touch
with
the
lips
;
to
put
the
lips
to
;
hence
,
to
kiss
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Lipped
(lĭpt)
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Lipping
(-pĭng)
.]
The
bubble
on
the
wine
which
breaks
Before
you
lip
the
glass
.
- Praed.
A
hand
that
kings
Have
lipped
and
trembled
kissing
.
- Shak.
2.
To
utter
;
to
speak
.
1.
To
clip
;
to
trim
.
Noun
1.
lip
-
fleshy
folds
of
tissue
as
those
surrounding
the
mouth
2.
lip
-
an
impudent
or
insolent
rejoinder
; "
don
'
t
give
me
any
of
your
sass
"
Synonyms:
back talk
,
backtalk
,
sass
,
sassing
,
mouth
3.
lip
-
the
top
edge
of
a
vessel
Synonyms:
brim
,
rim
Large
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Packet
aerophone
,
answer
back
,
articulate
,
back
talk
,
backchat
,
bagpipe
,
bank
,
bell
,
bilge
,
blain
,
bleb
,
blister
,
blob
,
blow
,
blow
a
horn
,
board
,
border
,
bordure
,
boss
,
bow
,
breathe
,
brink
,
brow
,
bubble
,
bugle
,
bulb
,
bulge
,
bulla
,
bump
,
bunch
,
burl
,
buss
,
button
,
cahot
,
carillon
,
chime
,
chine
,
chorus
,
clarion
,
clump
,
coast
,
come
out
with
,
communicate
,
condyle
,
convex
,
convey
,
deliver
,
disclose
,
doodle
,
double
reed
,
double-tongue
,
dowel
,
ear
,
embouchure
,
emit
,
enunciate
,
express
,
featheredge
,
fife
,
flange
,
flap
,
fling
off
,
flute
,
formulate
,
frame
,
fringe
,
gall
,
give
,
give
expression
,
give
out
with
,
give
tongue
,
give
utterance
,
give
voice
,
gnarl
,
handle
,
hem
,
hill
,
horn
,
hump
,
hunch
,
impart
,
jaw
,
jog
,
joggle
,
key
,
knob
,
knot
,
knur
,
knurl
,
labellum
,
labium
,
labrum
,
lap
,
lave
,
ledge
,
let
out
,
limb
,
limbus
,
list
,
loop
,
lump
,
marge
,
margin
,
mole
,
mountain
,
mouth
,
mouthpiece
,
nevus
,
nub
,
nubbin
,
nubble
,
osculate
,
out
with
,
papilloma
,
peck
,
peg
,
phonate
,
phrase
,
pipe
,
pour
forth
,
present
,
pronounce
,
provoke
,
put
forth
,
put
in
words
,
ragged
edge
,
raise
,
reed
,
rib
,
ridge
,
rim
,
ring
,
sass
,
sassiness
,
sauce
,
sauciness
,
say
,
selvage
,
set
forth
,
shore
,
shoulder
,
side
,
sideline
,
skirt
,
slide
,
smack
,
smooch
,
sound
,
spine
,
stud
,
style
,
tab
,
talk
back
,
tell
,
throw
off
,
tongue
,
toot
,
tooter
,
tootle
,
triple-tongue
,
trumpet
,
tubercle
,
tubercule
,
tweedle
,
utter
,
valve
,
verbalize
,
verge
,
verruca
,
vesicle
,
vocalize
,
voice
,
wale
,
wart
,
wash
,
welt
,
whisper
,
whistle
,
wind
,
wind
instrument
,
wind
the
horn
,
word
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lip balm
Lip bit
Lip comfort
Lip comforter
lip fern
Lip labor
lip off
lip reader
Lip reading
lip rouge
Lip salve
lip service
lip sync
lip synch
lip synchronisation
lip synchronization
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