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labrose

labrose adjective: having thick lips (any sense).

Adjective

labrose (comparative more labrose, superlative most labrose)

  1. Having thick lips (any sense).

Forms of labrose

comparativemore labrose
superlativemost labrose

Origin of labrose

From Latin labrosus, from labrum (“lip”).

Questions about labrose

What does labrose mean?
Labrose means having thick lips (any sense).
What part of speech is labrose?
Labrose is an adjective.

Words near labrose in the dictionary

  1. labrocyte
  2. labrocytes
  3. labroid
  4. labroids
  5. labroligamentous
  6. labrose
  7. labrosone
  8. labrosones
  9. labrous
  10. labrum
  11. labrums

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