overlip
- noun
- UK
- Her overlip was slightly swollen after the accident.
Examples
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During the dental exam, the dentist carefully examined the patient's overlip for any abnormalities.
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The actor's prominent overlip made his facial expressions especially noticeable.
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The painting emphasized the unique curve of her overlip against the gentle light.
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The artist painted the model's overlip with great detail.
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The artist painted the model's overlip with great detail to highlight her smile.
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During the dental exam, the dentist carefully examined the patient's overlip for any cavities.
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The actor's prominent overlip made his expressions particularly captivating on screen.
Synonyms
The soft, wet edge of the mouth on people and animals
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word overlip breaks into two common parts: over meaning 'above' and lip meaning 'the part of the mouth'. So, an overlip is simply the lip that sits 'above' the lower lip.