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lip-shaped

lip-shaped

3.9
A thing that has the shape of a lip
  • adjective
translation icon : en forma de labio
  • The flower has a distinctive lip-shaped petal at its center.

Examples

  • She chose a lip-shaped pendant for her necklace.

  • The unusual fungus had a lip-shaped cap.

  • The new sofa has a lip-shaped design that adds elegance.

  • These lip-shaped cushions are perfect for the living room.

  • The flower has a distinctive lip-shaped petal that attracts many bees.

  • She chose a lip-shaped pendant that perfectly complemented her outfit.

  • The new sofa features a stylish lip-shaped design that enhances the room's décor.

Synonyms

lipped
vslip-shaped
15 6.3

A thing with a noticeable rim, like a mug or flower petal

is focused on being shaped like a lip rather than possessing an actual edge
liplike
vslip-shaped
7.7

Having the shape of a lip

has identical meaning but differs only as an alternative surface form
labiate
vslip-shaped
  • Specialized
9.9

Having parts that look like lips, often on flowers or mouths

is about general lip shape rather than a technical anatomical or botanical term

Surface Forms

lip-shaped positive

Morphology

lip-shaped = lip + shaped (transparent) = lip + shape + ed

The word is a straightforward compound built from 'lip' and 'shaped', and its meaning is directly recoverable from those parts.

Etymology

Lip-shaped breaks into lip and -shaped, where lip is the part of the mouth and -shaped means 'in the form of'. So lip-shaped simply means 'shaped like a lip', helping you picture a soft, curved form.