backlip v.
(US) to cheek, to speak insolently to.
Rock 29: Broke a chair on a wise cat’s head for back-lipping me . | ||
Outside Lands 128: Esposito could use a bit of roughing up— he was getting too smug, with his backlipping and workdodging. |
(US) to cheek, to speak insolently to.
Rock 29: Broke a chair on a wise cat’s head for back-lipping me . | ||
Outside Lands 128: Esposito could use a bit of roughing up— he was getting too smug, with his backlipping and workdodging. |