labial

IPA: ɫɑbiʌɫ

Examples of "labial" in Sentences

Of the two cusps the labial is the larger and more prominent.
I have a couple of cheeks just dying for your labial lavage, doc.
You think about your thighs, your outfits, your naso-labial folds.
These finger-like appendages are called the labial palpi and maxillary palpi.
El is the article; but when it precedes a word beginning with a letter called a labial, it takes the sound of that letter.
It's more ... labial than the Monet painting (unless Monet's cathedral was supposed to really be a vagina, in which case, paging Dr. Freud) but what can you do?
Mexico. 11 The language of Nootka is by no means harsh or disagreeable; for it abounds, upon the whole, rather with what may be called labial and dental, than with guttural sounds.
The Silver Lizzes of June – July 1963, meanwhile, are even more strategically labial, the screened lipstick applying a slight but distinct upturn to the corners of the mouth that was not present in the original publicity photograph.
"Their language is by no means harsh or disagreeable, farther than proceeds from their using the _k_ and _h_ with more force, or pronouncing them with less softness than we do; and, upon the whole, it abounds rather with what we may call labial and dental, than with guttural sounds.