lippy

As adjectives the difference between lippy and sassy

is that lippy is talking back, in a cheeky manner while sassy is impudent.

As a noun lippy

is lipstick.

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.

Zippya is likely misspelled.

Zippya has no English definition.

As an adjective lippy

is talking back, in a cheeky manner.

As a noun lippy

is lipstick.

As nouns the difference between lippy and sippy

is that lippy is lipstick while sippy is a little sip; less than a cup of some particular drink.

As an adjective lippy

is talking back, in a cheeky manner.

As nouns the difference between lippy and gippy

is that lippy is (colloquial) lipstick while gippy is .

As an adjective lippy

is (informal) talking back, in a cheeky manner.

As adjectives the difference between lippy and blippy

is that lippy is (informal) talking back, in a cheeky manner while blippy is characterized by blips.

As a noun lippy

is (colloquial) lipstick.

As adjectives the difference between lippy and hippy

is that lippy is talking back, in a cheeky manner while hippy is having prominent or in any other way unusual hips.

As nouns the difference between lippy and hippy

is that lippy is lipstick while hippy is an alternative spelling of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between lippy and leppy

is that lippy is (colloquial) lipstick while leppy is (slang|us) a young animal, particularly a cow or bull, a lamb, or a colt, which has been abandoned or orphaned.

As an adjective lippy

is (informal) talking back, in a cheeky manner.

As adjectives the difference between lippy and lispy

is that lippy is talking back, in a cheeky manner while lispy is tending to lisp when speaking.

As a noun lippy

is lipstick.