lippy
/ˈlɪpi
/informal
adjective (lippier, lippiest)
Insolent or impertinent: when I protested he accused me of being lippy...
- She's lippy and rude, and she's obsessed with breaking all my rules.
- The lippy critic was given a ‘put up or shut up ultimatum’ by four fans who appeared on BBC 1's Football Focus earlier in the season.
- In a provincial war office, a young woman, Eve, placidly attacks her work (she is a coder), her days enlivened by the gossip of her female colleagues and the joshing of the Big Bad Wolves, a couple of lippy sergeants.
noun
(also lippie) [mass noun] Lipstick.Either way, this creamy, moisturising lippie provides a boost of caffeine every time you lick your lips....
- She fiddles with the child safety cap on one, releases it and pops two pills the size of giant mutant rabbit droppings between lips still smudged with red lippie.
- You don't have the luxury of a shower every day but that doesn't bother me - as long as I've got my lippie.
