Definition for Lip:

• One of the edges of the aperture of a univalve shell.

Synonyms for Lip:

• n.

  •
  • corner,
  • Adam's Apple,
  • dribble,
  • agape,
  • gingivitis,
  • gargle,
  • froth,
  • furry,
  • epiglottis.
  •
  • crown,
  • flare,
  • crest,
  • crag,
  • the brow,
  • overlap,
  • Brae,
  • portal,
  • projection,
  • spout,
  • divide,
  • escarpment,
  • nozzle,
  • cairn.
  •
  • bung,
  • restrain oneself,
  • overflow,
  • cap.
  •
  • derogatory,
  • disregard,
  • disdainful,
  • dry,
  • familiarity breeds contempt,
  • wash,
  • disdain,
  • scorn,
  • scornful,
  • contemptuous,
  • contempt,
  • derisive.
  •animal (noun)
  • lip.
  •answer (noun)
  • explanation,
  • counterclaim,
  • repartee,
  • result,
  • feedback,
  • counterclaims,
  • rhetorical question,
  • plea,
  • reply,
  • comment,
  • vindication,
  • rebuttal,
  • resolution,
  • disclosure,
  • acknowledgment,
  • counter-claim,
  • antiphon,
  • thank you note,
  • Re-mark,
  • echoes,
  • parting shot,
  • close,
  • elucidation,
  • sign,
  • justification,
  • statement,
  • guff,
  • observation,
  • key,
  • band aid,
  • antiphons,
  • interpretation,
  • report,
  • pay dirt,
  • wisecrack,
  • backcap,
  • cooler,
  • quick fix,
  • solution,
  • band-aid,
  • the ticket,
  • crack,
  • defense,
  • echo,
  • toppers,
  • topper,
  • refutation,
  • remark,
  • thank-you note.
  •attorney (noun)
  • ambulance chaser,
  • barrister,
  • front,
  • advocate,
  • proxy,
  • da,
  • mouthpiece.
  •back talk (noun)
  • mouth,
  • uptake,
  • nasty reply,
  • short answer,
  • insult,
  • backchat,
  • uptakes,
  • sauce,
  • back answer,
  • back-talk,
  • sass.
  •border (noun)
  • confine,
  • hem,
  • bounds,
  • boundary,
  • trimming,
  • line,
  • trim,
  • perimeter,
  • periphery,
  • skirt,
  • end,
  • fringe,
  • limit,
  • bound.
  •brink (noun)
  • frontier,
  • threshold,
  • point.
  •cheek (noun)
  • brazenness,
  • presumption,
  • confidence,
  • disrespect,
  • gall,
  • brass,
  • temerity,
  • brashness.
  •circumference (noun)
  • circuit,
  • compass,
  • ambit,
  • outline,
  • confines.
  •curb (noun)
  • re striction,
  • re-striction,
  • re strictions,
  • re-strainer,
  • re-strainers,
  • re strainers,
  • re-strictions,
  • re strainer.
  •defiance (noun)
  • spite,
  • Factiousness,
  • Impugnment,
  • Insurgence,
  • enjoinder,
  • recalcitrance,
  • throwing of the gauntlet,
  • rebelliousness.
  •discourtesy (noun)
  • rudeness.
  •edge (noun)
  • molding,
  • BERMS,
  • Berm,
  • shore,
  • strands,
  • limb.
  •effrontery (noun)
  • in-civilities,
  • in civility,
  • smart talks,
  • selfconfidence,
  • selfassurance,
  • in-civility,
  • self assurance,
  • in civilities,
  • shamelessnesses,
  • self confidence.
  •reaction (noun)
  • doubletake,
  • counter-poise,
  • re flections,
  • re-flections,
  • counter actions,
  • counter balance,
  • re-agency,
  • re action,
  • re agency,
  • re flection,
  • re-flex,
  • re coils,
  • re-bound,
  • re-coils,
  • reagencies,
  • re agencies,
  • re-agencies,
  • re-actions,
  • counter poises,
  • knee-jerks,
  • re-bounds,
  • re-flexes,
  • counter poise,
  • counter balances,
  • re-percussion,
  • re percussions,
  • kneejerks,
  • re bounds,
  • counter-action,
  • double-takes,
  • re-coil,
  • re-flection,
  • re actions,
  • doubletakes,
  • re percussion,
  • re-percussions,
  • re flexes,
  • counter-poises,
  • re coil,
  • re-action,
  • kneejerk,
  • re bound,
  • counter-actions,
  • counter action,
  • re flex.
  •recalcitrance (noun)
  • de spites,
  • de-spite,
  • de spite,
  • despites,
  • de-spites.
  •recalcitrancy (noun)
  • recalcitrancy.
  •reply (noun)
  • kneejerk reaction.
  •response (noun)
  • reaction,
  • Retroaction.
  •retort (noun)
  • re torts,
  • re venge,
  • re-tort,
  • re tort,
  • re-venge,
  • re venges,
  • re-torts.
  •retroaction (noun)
  • retro action,
  • retro-action,
  • retro-actions,
  • retro actions.
  •sassing (noun)
  • sassing.
  •talk (noun)
  • in-sinuations,
  • non sense,
  • in-sinuation,
  • non-sense,
  • non senses.
  •unruliness (noun)
  • intractableness,
  • Indocility.

• v.

  •say (verb)
  • dis closes,
  • re-peat,
  • de-clares,
  • de livers,
  • re-peats,
  • broke silence,
  • dis-closing,
  • breaking silence,
  • de clare,
  • re veals,
  • de-livering,
  • re citing,
  • re-hearse,
  • de-liver,
  • de livering,
  • re late,
  • re ported,
  • re-cited,
  • dis close,
  • re cited,
  • re-plied,
  • re porting,
  • dis-closes,
  • ex-pressing,
  • ex pressing,
  • dis-closed,
  • putting forth,
  • re-ported,
  • makes known,
  • re-marking,
  • putting in to words,
  • puts in to words,
  • put in to words,
  • re hearses,
  • re peats,
  • puts into words,
  • ex-press,
  • re marking,
  • dis-close,
  • re cites,
  • puts forth,
  • re-veal,
  • de-livers,
  • breaks silence,
  • dis closing,
  • re peat,
  • re marked,
  • giving voice,
  • de liver,
  • ex pressed,
  • re-veals,
  • de livered,
  • re-cites,
  • brake silence,
  • dis closed,
  • re-hearses,
  • re-marked,
  • re-lated,
  • re plying,
  • gives voice,
  • ex press,
  • de-clare,
  • de clares,
  • de-livered,
  • re-porting,
  • putting into words,
  • gave voice,
  • re-plying.
  •speak (verb)
  • spoke piece,
  • yakketyyak,
  • de scants,
  • opened one mouth,
  • dis-course,
  • speaking one's piece,
  • yakkety yakking,
  • speaks piece,
  • speak ones piece,
  • opening one mouth,
  • speaks one's piece,
  • popping off,
  • dis coursed,
  • spoke ones piece,
  • pops off,
  • yakketyyaks,
  • dis-courses,
  • speaks ones piece,
  • yakketyyakking,
  • dis coursing,
  • opened ones mouth,
  • opened mouth,
  • yakkety yakked,
  • spoke one piece,
  • de-scants,
  • spake one piece,
  • yakkety-yakking,
  • de-scant,
  • de scanting,
  • yakketyyakked,
  • dis course,
  • de scant,
  • opening one's mouth,
  • de-scanted,
  • speaking ones piece,
  • speaking one piece,
  • opens mouth,
  • speaks one piece,
  • makes public,
  • speak one piece,
  • speak piece,
  • de scanted,
  • speaking piece,
  • spake piece,
  • dis-coursed,
  • dis courses,
  • opening mouth,
  • opens one's mouth,
  • yakkety-yakked,
  • spake ones piece,
  • spoke one's piece,
  • dis-coursing,
  • spake one's piece,
  • opening ones mouth,
  • opened one's mouth,
  • de-scanting,
  • open ones mouth,
  • yakkety-yaks,
  • opens ones mouth,
  • yakkety yaks,
  • open one mouth,
  • opens one mouth.
  •utter (verb)
  • ex claimed,
  • ex-claiming,
  • de claim,
  • ex claiming,
  • pro claims,
  • de-claims,
  • de-claim,
  • ex-claims,
  • de claimed,
  • de claiming,
  • pro claimed,
  • de-claiming,
  • pro claiming,
  • pro claim,
  • gives words to,
  • de claims,
  • pro-claims,
  • pro-claiming,
  • ex-claimed,
  • ex claim,
  • ex-claim,
  • gave words to,
  • de-claimed,
  • ex claims,
  • giving words to.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • lave,
  • screw top,
  • flip top,
  • stopper.
  •
  • compartment,
  • spigot,
  • lid.
  •
  • bathe,
  • cork.
  •
  • seal.
  •
  • thread.
  •
  • tab.
  •
  • top.
  •smooch
  • smooch.
  •speak
  • Mouthed,
  • make public,
  • spoke,
  • pop off,
  • yakkety-yak,
  • open mouth,
  • yakkety yak,
  • open one's mouth,
  • popped off,
  • speak one's piece,
  • Gassed,
  • made public,
  • making public,
  • gassing.

Paraphrases for Lip:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    mouth, edge.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    Labia, ledge.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    PIL.

Antonyms for Lip:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    forthright, frank, direct, heartfelt, candid, honest, unfeigned, plain, open, genuine, artless, heart-to-heart, Undesigning, straightforward, sincere.

• n.

  • answer
    question.
  • border
    center.
  • cheek
    humbleness, timidity, meekness.
  • insolence
    manners, politeness.
  • lip
    inside, middle, kindness, interior.

Lip Sentence Examples:

• As the person rushed by me I attempted to seize his arm, but I received a severe blow on the mouth, which cut my lip through, and at first I thought I had lost all my front teeth.

• Keep a straight upper lip.

Homophones for Lip:

• lube, levy, lope, luff, lev, luffa, life, lv, loofah, libya, lollipop, lovoa, leave off, lp, lapp, liv, lollop, loopy, lbf., lobe, lippe, lava, l-p, love, llb, levi, lvi, lav, livy, Li Po, live, layoff, life buoy, lop, lavabo, loupe, LIPP, lobby, lifo, lay-by, lob, libby, layby, lowlife, leave, lay-up, levee, lay off, lip off, lap up, leppy, Lowboy, lab, lf, loaf, lviii, lay up, leaf, leap, lvii, lippi, leafy, layup, lap, loeb, luba, lop off, loop, lb, leipoa, loofa, lullaby, lief, lave.

Holonyms for Lip:

• n.

  • body
    mouth.

Hypernym for Lip:

• n.

  • body
    Overlip, Underlip.

Hyponym for Lip:

• n.

  • animal
    border, perimeter, margin.
  • body
    articulator, external body part.
  • plant
    plant part, plant structure.

Meronym for Lip:

• n.

  • body
    Arteria Labialis, Vena Labialis, labial vein, labial artery.