1. She can get a bit lippy with her parents.

2. You've got a bit of lippy on your tooth.

3. Bruce Willis plays a lippy cop battling it out with a female partner.

4. She always reapplies her lippy when he's due in for a briefing.

5. By his own admission, he was a lippy, rowdy brat who coasted through his youth on ample amounts of beer and bourbon.

6. Wait a minute, I'll just put a bit of lippy on.

7. The study was carried out on 100 women aged 65 to 85. The finding reveals that the process of slapping on lippy and mascara boosts balance and coordination by acting as a type of stretching.

8. Mom said, eyes look at is, ears are used to hearing, I said to Mouth is lippy (Quarrel).

1. She can get a bit lippy with her parents.