lipping (Meaning)

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lipping (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Lip

The horses were lipping at the water's edge, taking long, satisfied sips.
The little boy lipped the corners of his mouth as he struggled to hold back a yawn.
The singer's microphone was lipped too close to her mouth, causing feedback.
The horse gently lipped the rider's hand, seeking attention.
The dog lipped the stuffed animal, treating it like a beloved companion.
The artist used a lipping tool to create smooth transitions between colors.
The mother bird lipped at her chicks, feeding them regurgitated food.
The chimpanzee lipped its long tongue over a juicy mango.
The wine glass was lipped by a previous drinker, leaving a faint trace of lipstick.
The sculptor carefully lipped the clay into the shape of a bird's wing.

of Lip

lapping, splashing, bathing,washing,rippling, bubbling, gurgling, laving, plashing,sloshing

No antonyms found.

The horses were lipping at the water's edge, taking long, satisfied sips.

The little boy lipped the corners of his mouth as he struggled to hold back a yawn.

The singer's microphone was lipped too close to her mouth, causing feedback.

The horse gently lipped the rider's hand, seeking attention.