lip-synch
- noun
- /lɪp sɪŋk/
- UK
- Her latest lip-synch on TikTok quickly gained millions of views overnight.
Examples
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Students filmed a creative lip-synch to the popular song for their school project last week.
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Have you seen his latest lip-synch video?
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She edited together several clips to make a funny lip-synch that the whole team shared.
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She posted a funny lip-synch on TikTok.
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Her latest lip-synch on TikTok quickly gained millions of views overnight.
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Students filmed a creative lip-synch to the popular song for their school project last week.
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She edited together several clips to make a funny lip-synch that the whole team shared.
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Etymology
Lip-synch can also mean a short recorded clip where someone moves their lips to a song or speech. The name comes from lip plus synch (from 'synchronize', 'same time'), so a lip-synch is a video made by matching lips to a recorded sound.