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lipped

/lɪpt/

Translations

lippedadjective

more lipped

Comp.

most lipped

Super.

/lɪpt/

губастый

The lipped vase was a unique piece of art.

Губастая ваза была уникальным произведением искусства.

Synonyms

lipped-up

lipped-out

mouthed

lippedpast participle

/lɪpt/

Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb “lip”; describes something that has been touched or affected by the lips.

Synonyms

lipverb

lipped

Past Simple

lipped

Past Simple

lipped

Past Participle

lipping

Gerund

/lɪp/

Additional translations

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Definitions

lippedadjective

Having a specified type or number of lips.

The flower is double-lipped, giving it a unique appearance.

Having a lip or edge of a specified kind.

The lipped bowl was perfect for holding soup without spilling.

lippedpast participle

Touched or affected by the lips; lightly kissed or grazed.

The gentle waves lipped the side of the canoe.

lipverb

To touch or press with the lips, especially as a sign of affection or greeting.

She lipped the baby's forehead gently before putting him to bed.

To speak or express something with the lips, often silently or without sound.

He lipped the words 'thank you' across the room to his friend.

To form or shape with the lips, as in playing a wind instrument.

The musician expertly lipped the notes on his trumpet.