verb
General Slang
lips
· verb · mle
To kiss someone — usually a proper snog.
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Definitions
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To kiss, usually on the mouth and usually properly. London school-age and roadman slang — 'I lipsed her' is standard MLE for 'I kissed her'. Verb form of the noun.
“They were lipsing in the back of the bus.”
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lips In A Sentence
They were lipsing in the back of the bus.
Origin & Usage
MLE conversion of the noun 'lips' into a verb. Established London slang by the 2000s.
People Also Ask
What does lips mean as a verb?
To lips someone is to kiss them, usually a proper snog.
How do you use lips in a sentence?
"They lipsed at the bus stop" means they had a good kiss there.
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