lippy

Were you starting to get excited about the idea of an Aerosmith with a new, less lippy face?

"I always got thrown out of classes for being too lippy", he commented about his experience with elementary school teachers.

Perhaps lippy women aren't as much of a draw as they were.

There is a bit more to being big on the cricket field than being lippy.

"Can't see Lippy with a gun," the tall one said.

"Don't you know better than to tangle with lippy dudes half your age?"

Angelina is best known as a lippy home wrecker.

Sometimes you get a very tough rebel, someone who just can't take it at first, and gets lippy with an overseer or a Special.

I might have been lippy at the start, you know, but I didn't mean it to happen."

The three lippy brats will soon become too old to be endearing and the series is likely to take its last bow.

Aggression is not all about being lippy.

'When I protested he accused me of being lippy.

Getting very lippy all of a sudden, ain't we?'

Don't get too lippy boy!

So he gets a bit lippy from time to time, sounding off about what a hard time he has of it.

Harthorne gave one of his lippy smiles which Cranston readily interpreted.

You have, cos you've been lippy.

ONE hour afterward, Badger poked his lippy face into the shoemaker's shop.

I spend about an hour every day visiting blogs, those lippy Web sites where everyone wants to be a pundit and a memoirist.

Widdington gripped the lippy man's arm.

'He's lippy for a guard,' he said.

"It's me," greeted the lippy crook.

Most AmEng speakers would be inclined to rhyme it with "dippy lippy hippie."

D - 1 month 3 days ago I would actually rather see a picture of Gervais here, than Angelina's lippy mug.