lipped Synonyms

lipped Meaning

Wordnet

lipped (a)

having a lip or lips

Webster

lipped (imp. & p. p.)

of Lip

Webster

lipped (a.)

Having a lip or lips; having a raised or rounded edge resembling the lip; -- often used in composition; as, thick-lipped, thin-lipped, etc.

Labiate.

lipped Sentence Examples

  1. The venomous snake bared its sharp-lipped fangs, threatening its prey.
  2. The ceramic vase had an intricate design with a flared lip.
  3. The artist's ability to create realistic portraits was evident in the subtly lipped mouths.
  4. The horse's thick lips quivered as it neighed at its master.
  5. The cup's wide lip made it easy to drink from without spilling.
  6. The child's pouty lip indicated their displeasure.
  7. The injured finger had a swollen and discolored lip.
  8. The eaves of the house had a distinctive curved lip.
  9. The flanged lip of the pipe provided a secure connection.
  10. The pitcher's narrow lip allowed for precise pouring.

FAQs About the word lipped

having a lip or lipsof Lip, Having a lip or lips; having a raised or rounded edge resembling the lip; -- often used in composition; as, thick-lipped, thin-lippe

splashed, lapped,washed, rippled, bathed, sloshed, gurgled,laved, bubbled,plashed

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The venomous snake bared its sharp-lipped fangs, threatening its prey.

The ceramic vase had an intricate design with a flared lip.

The artist's ability to create realistic portraits was evident in the subtly lipped mouths.

The horse's thick lips quivered as it neighed at its master.