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underlip
ˈunderlip [under-1 5 b. Cf. Du. onderlip, G. unterlippe, Sw. underläpp, Da. underlæbe.] 1. The lower lip of a person, animal, or insect.1669 Holder Elem. Speech 25 The Tongue and under-Lip..are moveable. a 1735 Arbuthnot State Learn. Lilliput Misc. Wks. 1751 I. 145 At that..he put out his Under-Lip.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Linaria vulgaris
Because the flower is largely closed by its underlip, pollination requires strong insects such as bees and bumblebees (Bombus species). wikipedia.org
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sublabe
† sublabe Obs. rare—1. [ad. L. sublabium (recorded only as a plant-name), f. sub- sub- 3 + labium lip.] The underlip.1577 Grange Golden Aphrod. E iv, Mundifiyng their beardes, cristalling their teeth, correcting their haires, cutting their sublabes. Oxford English Dictionary
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Asante Ewer
Without the lid, the jug is high, and the lid (including the overlapping underlip) is . When assembled with its lid, the jug is high. wikipedia.org
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Chapter 4 The Young Life Of Paul_儿子与情人 Sons and Lovers_经典英文小说
Chapter 4 The Young Life Of Paul. 关注小说网官方公众号（noveltingroom），原版名著免费领。. PAUL would be built like his mother, slightly and rather small. His fair hair went reddish, and then dark brown; his eyes were grey. He was a pale, quiet child, with eyes that seemed to listen, and with a full, dropping underlip. novel.tingroom.com
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faiple
faiple Sc. var. of fipple, underlip. Oxford English Dictionary
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protrudent
protrudent, a. (prəʊˈtruːdɪnt) [ad. L. prōtrūdent-em, pres. pple. of prōtrūd-ĕre to protrude.] Protruding, projecting, protuberant, prominent.1891 Ld. Houghton Bookworm in Stray Verses 9 Earnest underlip protrudent. 1893 Scribner's Mag. Aug. 180/2 The lofty, protrudent corner made by the dropping of... Oxford English Dictionary
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Children's propaganda in Nazi Germany
The face usually has dark and bulging eyes, a crooked or bent nose, hanging eyelids, a hanging underlip, and a heavy beard." wikipedia.org
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The Four Swans
She is described as having "very fine skin, a sly look, sandy eyebrows, an underlip that tended to tremble, and the best brain in the family". wikipedia.org
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flabby
flabby, a. (ˈflæbɪ) [An onomatopœic modification of the earlier flappy; the voiced ending in flab- as compared with flap- gives to the syllable a feebler effect suited to the meaning. Cf. Du. flabberen (of a breeze) to flutter; Sw. dial. fläbb the hanging underlip of an animal. With sense 2 cf. slab... Oxford English Dictionary
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fipple
▪ I. fipple, n. (ˈfɪp(ə)l) Also Sc. faiple. [Cf. Icel. flipi lip of a horse.] 1. The plug at the mouth of a wind-instrument, by which its volume was contracted. Also attrib., as fipple flute (see quot. 1956).1626 Bacon Sylva §161 Let there be a Recorder made with two Fipples, at each end one. 1911 E... Oxford English Dictionary
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upper
▪ I. ˈupper, n.1 [From upper a.] 1. a. That part of a boot or shoe above the sole and welt. Usu. pl.1789 G. Parker Life's Painter of Variegated Characters v. 36 If the top and leg of a jack-boot were joined to a dog-skin upper and a buff sole. 1845 J. Coulter Adv. in Pacific ix. 112 My shoes were..o... Oxford English Dictionary
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Chapter 4 The Young Life Of Paul_小说_英文小说网手机版
Chapter 4 The Young Life Of Paul. 关注小说网官方公众号（noveltingroom），原版名著免费领。. PAUL would be built like his mother, slightly and rather small. His fair hair went reddish, and then dark brown; his eyes were grey. He was a pale, quiet child, with eyes that seemed to listen, and with a full, dropping underlip. As a ... novel.tingroom.com
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下唇
【下唇】xiàchún(1)[underlip]∶下嘴唇(2)[Labium]∶昆虫的下唇,由第二对下腭在中腺联合而成,在各种昆虫内有变化但是典型的包括下唇基节 新华字典
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ripe
▪ I. † ripe, n.1 Obs. Forms: 1 r{iacu}p, r{yacu}p (hripp), 1, 4 riip (4–5 rip), 3–4 ripe, 5 ryp(e, ryppe. [OE. r{iacu}p neut., related to r{iacu}pan reap v.1] Harvest.c 900 tr. Baeda's Hist. i. xxix. (1890) 88 Þætte her wære micel rip onweard & fea worhton. a 930 O.E. Chron. (Parker MS.) an. 896, Þæ... Oxford English Dictionary
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