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walk on one's lower lip

walk on one's lower lip verb: to talk excessively.

Verb

walk on one's lower lip (third-person singular simple present walks on one's lower lip, present participle walking on one's lower lip, simple past and past participle walked on one's lower lip)

  1. (US, colloquial, dated) To talk excessively.

Forms of walk on one's lower lip

third-person singular presentwalks on one's lower lip
present participlewalking on one's lower lip
past participlewalked on one's lower lip
pastwalked on one's lower lip

Questions about walk on one's lower lip

What does walk on one's lower lip mean?
Walk on one's lower lip means to talk excessively.
What part of speech is walk on one's lower lip?
Walk on one's lower lip is a verb.
What is the past tense of walk on one's lower lip?
The past tense of walk on one's lower lip is walked on one's lower lip.

Words near walk on one's lower lip in the dictionary

  1. walk on
  2. walk on air
  3. walk on broken glass
  4. walk on by
  5. walk on eggshells
  6. walk on one's lower lip
  7. walk on sunshine
  8. walk on the wild side
  9. walk on water
  10. walk one's chalks
  11. walk one's shots

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