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sublabial

sublabial adjective: under the lip.

Adjective

sublabial (comparative more sublabial, superlative most sublabial)

  1. under the lip

Noun

sublabial (plural sublabials)

  1. Any of the scales that border the mouth opening along the lower jaw in reptile

Forms of sublabial

Adjective
comparativemore sublabial
superlativemost sublabial
Noun
pluralsublabials

Origin of sublabial

From sub- + labial.

Words formed from sublabial

Words that rhyme with sublabial

22 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about sublabial

What does sublabial mean?
Sublabial means under the lip.
What part of speech is sublabial?
Sublabial can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near sublabial in the dictionary

  1. subkings
  2. subkulak
  3. subkulaks
  4. sublabel
  5. sublabels
  6. sublabial
  7. sublabially
  8. sublabials
  9. sublaciniate
  10. sublaciniated
  11. sublacrimal

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