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lip. ( 1 of an embryonic BLASTOPORE) the rim of the blastopore. ( 2 of a flower perianth) a group of perianth segments united to a greater or lesser extent, to form a distinct grouping thus divided from the rest of the perianth. ( 3 of vertebrates) one of two fleshy parts (upper and lower) surrounding the mouth.
Lips body language . Techniques > Use of body language > Parts-of-the-body language > Lips body language. Parted | Pursed | Puckered | Sucked in | Flattened | Turned up | Turned down | Retracted | Moving | Twitching | Protruding | Biting | Relaxed | See also . Lips can say a lot of things without words. Our muscles around them mean we can shape them with incredibly fine control. Lipstick is used to draw attention to the lips, thus exaggerating further the signals sent by them.