lip
Pronunciation: [lɪp]
Word
Context: "body part"
(noun) the soft, outer part of your mouth. It’s the part that you can see and touch. Lips help you eat, talk, and smile.
Example
She smiled at me, showing her bright lips.
Example
His lips were so dry that they started to crack.
Example
How are your lips feeling after being outside in the wind?
Context: "speech or conversation"
(noun) words that someone says; it's often used when referring to talking or expressing opinions. When someone speaks, they use their lips to form the words.
Example
He gave me his honest lip about the situation.
Example
She didn't want to hear his lip anymore after the argument.
Example
What did you hear him say with his lip?
Context: "communication"
(verb) to speak or say something, especially in a way that might be unkind or disrespectful. When someone lips, they are often talking back.
Example
She lipped her thoughts clearly instead of just nodding.
Example
He didn't lip any disrespectful comments during the meeting.
Example
Did you lip your opinion in the discussion?
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