babber-lipped
/ˌbabəˈlɪpt/archaic and rare after early 17th cent
adjective
Having thick, protruding lips.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in William Langland (c1325–c1390), poet. From a first element probably ultimately derived from the (reduplicated) syllable/ba/ characteristic of early infantile vocalization + lipped.
- sportswise
- sportswoman
- sportswomanship
- sportswriter
- sport the (or one's) oak
- sportula
- sport ute
- sport utility
- sport utility vehicle
- sport vehicle
- sport wheel
- sport writer
- sporty
- sporular
- sporulate
- sporulation
- sporule
- spot
- spot advertising
- spot ball
- spot board
- spot-buy
- spot check
- spot-fix
- spot-fixing