Use Liplessly in a sentence

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2. What does Liplessly mean? Information and translations of Liplessly in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on …

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3. Liplessly (not comparable) Without lips

Liplessly, Lips

4. McCarthy, The rooster trapped in the reptile room (page 266) Five Horse Johnson grinned Liplessly, exposing six slimy orange teeth, then fell sideways off his stool to the floor

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7. Liplessly, somehow, she addressed it: The book must be opened And the park too

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8. Liplessly, somehow, she addressed it: The book must be opened And the park too.

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9. Above, in the high cold night, the wind goes swinging past, indifferent, Liplessly mournful.

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10. Heath Robinson-style freak accidents when He can just give you flu — and then sit back, watch and grin Liplessly as it exponentially spreads?

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11. Liplessly, somehow, she addressed it: The book must be opened And the park too

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12. Liplessly, somehow, she addressed it: The book must be opened And the park too

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13. He met my look and smiled at me Liplessly

Look, Liplessly

14. He yelled Liplessly within his throat when he got pinched on his bum by Draco's next hex

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15. So embedded is his scowl that a rueful smile is the most he can manage and, unlike Raylan Givens on Justified, Ray is not a big one for repartee, his line readings getting more Liplessly …

Line, Liplessly

16. It’s the wind—the “Liplessly mournful” wind, that blows seed off the farmers’ fields, that traps Mrs

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17. "Amazing." He spoke Liplessly, looking up and then wobbling toward the river, like a newborn colt

Liplessly, Looking, Like

18. Above, in the high cold night, the wind goes swinging past, indifferent, Liplessly mournful.

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19. Liplessly wording, Your smile won't grow back

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20. She grabs him, Liplessly mouth attacks his face, and a sass demon deep within her moans… Brockway: I need you to prepare yourselves now

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21. Shuffling forward on skeletal feet, their mounts champing Liplessly on rusting bits, the soldiers march, purpose forgotten by all but old bones.” In this example, characters encounter a handful of skeletons and warhorse skeletons

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22. Punningly echoes Black Freighter comic: THE HEADS NAILED TO ITS PROWLiplessly MOUTHING, "NO USE! ALL'S LOST!" LOOK THINGS INNA FACE, Y'KNOW? Again

Liplessly, Lost, Look

23. "I really must tell you," Miss Wurher said Liplessly, "that if Jill goes home from camp early, it will be a mistake she will regret for the REST OF HER LIFE." The rest of my life

Liplessly, Life

24. Liplessly, somehow, she addressed it : The book must be opened g Perhaps a reference to the opening of the book with seven seals: 'Who is worthy to open the book?

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25. • I was personally crossing fingers and hoping they were going to try and replace 24 and the West Wing as well as Lost, with Benford mumbling Liplessly while speed-walking through the staff

Lost, Liplessly

26. It’s some bare collection of abandoned bones, maybe a former fox, and it’s slishing through the pine needles and bumping Liplessly against the gate

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27. Riddle smiled Liplessly, displaying his sharp canines

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28. A trip to Lidl a couple if days later and the t-rex and triceratops kits were sitting there, smiling Liplessly in a serendipitous way

Lidl, Later, Liplessly

29. It’s some bare collection of abandoned bones, maybe a former fox, and it’s slishing through the pine needles and bumping Liplessly against the gate

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30. It features the tax man, Gaetz, and political operative Roger Stone smiling at the camera, a Liplessly craven trinity

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