lipped |
lippy |
As adjectives the difference between lipped and lippy
is that
lipped is having a raised lip while
lippy is (informal) talking back, in a cheeky manner.
As a noun lippy is
(colloquial) lipstick.
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lipped |
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Wikidiffcom has no English definition.
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
lippen |
lipped |
As a verb lippen
is to intrust; trust to (someone/something).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
lisped |
lipped |
As a verb lisped
is (
lisp).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
sipped |
lipped |
As a verb sipped
is (
sip).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
limped |
lipped |
As a verb limped
is (
limp).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
lipped |
tipped |
As an adjective lipped
is having a raised lip.
As a verb tipped is
past tense of tip.
lipped |
lapped |
As adjectives the difference between lipped and lapped
is that
lipped is having a raised lip while
lapped is being one or more complete laps behind the leader in a race.
As a verb lapped is
past tense of to lap.
lopped |
lipped |
As a verb lopped
is (
lop).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
plipped |
lipped |
As a verb plipped
is (
plip).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
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