rubber lip
As I slowed down to survey the gleaming wreckage I noticed a rubber lip behind me with the eyes bulging out of its head
rubber lip by provider44 January 15, 2010
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Rubber Lips
A person with a noticeable speech impediment; someone whose lips have a pronounced shape, meaning they sound as if they are talking through a wah-wah pedal. Also, someone who looks like you could stick them to a window, by moistening their lips.
Listen to the way that guy's talking - "Wah wah wah wah." What a dope! Did you see the size of his lips? What a berk!
Rubber Lips by Scotty April 6, 2003
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Rubber lips
Rubber lips by TabbiLee October 11, 2021
Rubber Lips
Lips dat you can buy at da supahmaket juss incase your lips are to big or too small and you cant eat yo food. You can also use dem in extra large if u wanna use dem as suction cups so you can stick to windows like spidahman
Chaplan: yooooooo my lips is no small, now i cant eat my soup juss like i wanted to.
Lance: ya u can juss go buy some rubber lips at da supahmaket. Dats what i did cuz my lips was too small, and now i can hang from da skyscrapers wif my lips!
Chaplan: THANKS LANCE!
Lance: ya u can juss go buy some rubber lips at da supahmaket. Dats what i did cuz my lips was too small, and now i can hang from da skyscrapers wif my lips!
Chaplan: THANKS LANCE!
Rubber Lips by ingredient B May 4, 2009
rubberlip
(verb) To accidentally mangle the pronunciation of a word due to lingual clumsiness. This happens when you stumble over a word you can usually pronounce, or when you find a specific combination of sounds you simply cannot make yourself pronounce.
Rubberlicious
Rubberlicious by Dr. Wordsman February 27, 2015
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countrypolitan
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