ripped |
lipped |
As adjectives the difference between ripped and lipped
is that
ripped is torn, either partly or into separate pieces while
lipped is having a raised lip.
As a verb ripped
is (
rip).
lipped |
kipped |
As an adjective lipped
is having a raised lip.
As a verb kipped is
(
kip).
lipped |
flipped |
As an adjective lipped
is having a raised lip.
As a verb flipped is
(
flip).
blipped |
lipped |
As a verb blipped
is past tense of blip.
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
lipped |
dipped |
As adjectives the difference between lipped and dipped
is that
lipped is having a raised lip while
dipped is that has been briefly immersed in a liquid.
As a verb dipped is
(
dip).
nipped |
lipped |
As a verb nipped
is (
nip).
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
lipped |
yipped |
As an adjective lipped
is having a raised lip.
As a verb yipped is
(
yip).
lipped |
pipped |
As an adjective lipped
is having a raised lip.
As a verb pipped is
(
pip).
hipped |
lipped |
As adjectives the difference between hipped and lipped
is that
hipped is having hips or a feature resembling hips or
hipped can be aware, informed or
hipped can be depressed while
lipped is having a raised lip.
As a verb hipped
is (
hip) or
hipped can be (
hip).
jipped |
lipped |
As a verb jipped
is .
As an adjective lipped is
having a raised lip.
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