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hanging one's lip

hanging one's lip is the present participle and gerund of hang one's lip.

Meaning of hang one's lip

Verb

hang one's lip (third-person singular simple present hangs one's lip, present participle hanging one's lip, simple past and past participle hung one's lip)

  1. To be sullen or sulky.

Questions about hanging one's lip

What is hanging one's lip the present participle and gerund of?
Hanging one's lip is the present participle and gerund of hang one's lip.

Words near hanging one's lip in the dictionary

  1. hanging on every word
  2. hanging one on
  3. hanging one's hat
  4. hanging one's hat on
  5. hanging one's head
  6. hanging one's lip
  7. hanging onto
  8. hanging out
  9. hanging out of one's arse
  10. hanging out one's shingle
  11. hanging out to dry

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