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The process of licking down with out the feeling of extacy or the feeling of wanting to fuck mariah carey between the eyeballs.
Say you are licking a popsicle, now you usually lick up but "Lippery" is when you slide your tounge down instead of up.
Lippery by Myers(Carot) October 22, 2009
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packing a lipper 

The act of putting chewing tobacco like skoal Copenhagen and taking a pinch and putting in your lip between you teeth and gum.
Chris"ho Joe you packing a lipper over there"
Joe "Ya dawg i'm packing a fat lip of skoal"
packing a lipper by Skoal city February 29, 2016

Shit Lipper

Someone who is constantly flapping their lips while shit flies out.
Amanda is a real shit lipper. The crackhead bitch is always talking shit about her friends.
Shit Lipper by LucyFerocious February 19, 2009

nigger lipper 

putting too much of a joint in your mouth or getting the end of a joint wet
oh I hate getting stoned with that mother fucker he's such a nigger lipper
nigger lipper by hokie pokie March 3, 2015

toss in a lipper

taking a chew of snuff tobacco
After I had sex, I was having a bad craving for tobacco so I decided to toss in a lipper

pack a lipper 

To dip, use smokeless tobacco, Skoal.

The bulge in the lip explains it.
"yo frank wanna pack a lipper?"
"sure"
pack a lipper by Meech June 10, 2005
a huge dip/chaw just one extremely big packed lip full of spitting tobacco
Con: man did you see that kids lipper?
Chewy: yeah man, it was alright, i've done way bigger
lipper by mtown7 November 3, 2009
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