Key and Lip

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Key noun - An explanatory list of the symbols on a map or chart.

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Lip and key are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lip" instead a noun "Key".

Nearby Words: keyed, keyboard, keying

Lip noun - Either of two fleshy folds of tissue that surround the mouth and play a role in speaking.

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Key and lip are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Key" instead a noun "Lip".

right	right key	right lip
proper	proper key	proper lip
large	large key	large lip
bad	bad key	bad lip
Other adjectives: minor, left, strange, literal, red, eponymous.

Aerosmith and certain Steven Tyler-penned running jokes like "you got the right key but the wrong keyhole" and "don't give me no lip, I got enough of my own".

Source: Author Catchphrase
The shapeshifter winks, while Wendy mimes zipping her lip and throwing away the key, a special sign she and Dipper have had since "The Inconveniencing." Earlier in the episode, when Dipper and Wendy run into Soos and Mabel, Dipper initially worries that they might be the shapeshifter.

Source: Recap / Gravity Falls S 2 E 2 Into The Bunker
All of the auditionees' crackling and off-key voices made the teacher panic about sounding terrible in front of their parents, so when the showbiz news reveals that Milli Vanilli were caught lip-synching, Beverly decides to make the choir teacher consider making the boys mouth along to recordings.

Source: Series / The Goldbergs

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