lippy in Polish
lippy in Polish is pyskaty — lippy means cheeky, mouthy, or prone to talking back rudely.
lippy in Polish
pyskaty
(informal) Having a tendency to talk back in a cheeky or impertinent manner.
What does "lippy" mean?
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adj Cheeky, mouthy, or prone to talking back rudely.
"The teacher had no patience for lippy teenagers."
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noun Informal British word for lipstick or lip gloss.
"She reapplied her lippy before the photo."
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lippy in a sentence
- The teacher had no patience for lippy teenagers.
- She reapplied her lippy before the photo.
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What is "lippy" in Polish?
"lippy" in Polish is pyskaty. lippy means: Cheeky, mouthy, or prone to talking back rudely.
How do you use "lippy" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher had no patience for lippy teenagers." In Polish, "lippy" is pyskaty.
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