lip's

• “Lips deformed by silicone migration form hideous lumps called granulomas, just below the lip's outer layer, and must be surgically removed.”

  The Huffington Post: Robert Tornambe, M.D.: Lip Reduction Surgery-A Contrary Trend

• “I winced at the pain of his lip's contact with my skin.”

  Fictionaut: To Hit a Woman (Lightly)

• “UNIDENTIFIED MALE: For all you rats, snitches, lucky enough to cop one of these DVD, I hope you catch AIDS in your mouth, and your lip's the first thing to die.”

  CNN Transcript May 15, 2009

• “UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To all you rats and snitches lucky enough to cop one of these DVDs, I hope you catch AIDS in your mouth, and your lip's the first thing to die.”

  CNN Transcript May 15, 2009

• “(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To all you rats and snitches, lucky enough to cop one of these DVDs, I hope you catch AIDS in your mouth and your lip's the first thing to die.”

  CNN Transcript Apr 13, 2005

• “UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To all you rats and snitches lucky enough to cop one of these DVD, I hope you catch AIDS in your mouth, and your lip's thing to die.”

  CNN Transcript Feb 3, 2005

• “UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To all you rats and snitches lucky enough to cop one of these DVD, I hope you catch AIDS in your mouth, and your lip's the first thing to die.”

  CNN Transcript Feb 3, 2005

• “For five thousand pounds, I'll undertake that no word of what I've told you will ever pass my lip's again.”

  The Intriguers

• “I could see something devilish in the smile at Doltaire's lip's, but his look was wandering between Alixe and me, and he replied urbanely, "I have ambition yet -- to connive at captivity"; and then he looked full and meaningly at her.”

  The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 1

• “Clearest eye that lightened ever to the broad lip's lordliest laugh,”

  Studies in Song, A Century of Roundels, Sonnets on English Dramatic Poets, The Heptalogia, Etc From Swinburne's Poems Volume V.

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