lippy
- adjective
- /ˈlɪpi/
- Offensive
- He was too lippy during the meeting, which annoyed his boss.
So what happens is in the medium, they're a little bit more lippy at the low.
- So what happens is in the medium, they're a little bit more lippy at the low.
Examples
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Being lippy, Knightly?
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You seem a bit lippy, but you know I'm I'm lippy back and back myself with what I say.
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No wonder they are lippy, rude toward others, selfish, and faster to experience sex.
Blog text (13) -
The teacher warned me that being lippy would get me in trouble.
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Her lippy comments toward the principal earned her a detention.
Synonyms
Not polite to someone, for example interrupting them
Being rude in a playful way that shows little respect
Rude and not showing respect to other people
Being playful and a little rude in a way that teases people
Being short and rude in the way someone speaks
Rude or too bold toward someone, sometimes playful
Talking a lot in a rude or disrespectful way
A person who speaks loudly and says rude things
A person who does not take things seriously and shows little respect
A person who is openly rude and refuses to obey people in charge
Quick to say sharp things that hurt
Antonyms
How Rude
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lippy can also mean 'rude' or 'cheeky' because lip came to mean 'talk back' in phrases like 'give someone lip' ('to talk back'), so lippy describes someone who speaks with disrespect.