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pack a lip

pack a lip verb: to use snuff or chewing tobacco by tucking a lump of it under one's lip.

Verb

pack a lip (third-person singular simple present packs a lip, present participle packing a lip, simple past and past participle packed a lip)

  1. To use snuff or chewing tobacco by tucking a lump of it under one's lip.
    • Near-synonym: dip
    • He packed a lip before stepping outside.
    Synonyms:
    dip

Synonyms of pack a lip

Forms of pack a lip

third-person singular presentpacks a lip
present participlepacking a lip
past participlepacked a lip
pastpacked a lip

Questions about pack a lip

What does pack a lip mean?
Pack a lip means to use snuff or chewing tobacco by tucking a lump of it under one's lip.
What part of speech is pack a lip?
Pack a lip is a verb.
What is the past tense of pack a lip?
The past tense of pack a lip is packed a lip.

Words near pack a lip in the dictionary

  1. Pacioretty
  2. pacis
  3. Pacitti
  4. Pacittis
  5. pack
  6. pack a lip
  7. pack a lunch
  8. pack a punch
  9. pack a sad
  10. pack a wallop
  11. pack and play

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