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lips

What does lips mean?

To kiss, usually on the mouth and usually properly. London school-age and roadman slang — 'I lipsed her' is standard MLE for 'I kissed her'. Verb form of the noun.

"They were lipsing in the back of the bus."

Origin

MLE conversion of the noun 'lips' into a verb. Established London slang by the 2000s.

Frequently asked questions

What does lips mean as a verb?
To lips someone is to kiss them, usually a proper snog.
How do you use lips in a sentence?
"They lipsed at the bus stop" means they had a good kiss there.
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