lipo
1 of 2noun
li·po ˈlī-(ˌ)pō 
informal
: liposuction
Through some unholy marriage of extreme fitness and calorie restriction (and maybe a little lipo), women have figured out how to tame their aging bodies for longer than ever.
Johnathan van Meter
Johnathan van Meter… my friend shuttled us into the kitchen one by one to show us the inch-long incision under her chin (for the lipo) … Marjorie Rosen
Marjorie Rosenlipo
2 of 2verb
lipoed; lipoing; lipos
transitive verb
: to perform liposuction on (a person or part of the body)
More than anything, a high-cut bathing suit or leotard can create the illusion of longer legs. But you have to lipo the love handles. Vogue
: to remove by liposuction VogueKirstie Alley lost a bunch of weight, but not by dieting. No, she had 35 lbs. lipoed right out of her. Malene Arpe
Malene Arpe
Word History
Etymology
Noun
by shortening
Verb
derivative of lipo entry 1
First Known Use
Noun
1987, in the meaning defined above
Verb
1991, in the meaning defined above
Biographical Definition
Li Po
biographical name
ˈlē-ˈbō
-ˈpō
701–762 Chinese poet