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lips

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Noun — Plural of lip; the fleshy edges around the mouth.

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chapped lips read my lips seal your lips

Frequently asked questions

What does “lips” mean?

The word “lips” means plural of lip; the fleshy edges around the mouth. In plain terms, the two soft edges surrounding the mouth.

How do you pronounce “lips”?

“Lips” is pronounced lihps (/lɪps/ in IPA).

How do you use “lips” in a sentence?

Here is “lips” used in a sentence: “Her lips were chapped from the cold wind.”

What part of speech is “lips”?

“Lips” is a noun.

Is “lips” a common word?

“Lips” is a fairly common word in modern English.

When should you use "lips" instead of "lip"?

Use "lips" (plural) when referring to both fleshy edges of the mouth together, as in "chapped lips." Use "lip" (singular) for just one, as in "upper lip." "Lip" also has informal senses, such as cheeky talk, as in "don't give me any lip."

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