red lips and white teeth; used to describe a person with a handsome or beautiful appearance, often referring to a youthful or delicate look

A seafood delicacy made from the skin around a shark's mouth, valued for its gelatinous texture.

To wag one's tongue; used to describe spreading rumors, inciting people, or stirring up trouble with speech. It can also describe showing off one's eloquence.

(literary) lips or mouth

to read lips; the process of understanding speech by watching the movements of the speaker's lips

describes a person with a handsome or beautiful appearance, often referring to a clear and healthy complexion

heated debate or fierce argument where speech is as sharp as swords and spears; also written as [[唇枪舌剑|唇槍舌劍|chun2 qiang1 she2 jian4]]

to talk back or retort mockingly when criticized; to bicker with someone who has scolded or blamed you

red lips and white teeth; used to describe a person with beautiful features

Literally meaning a worn-out tongue and scorched lips; used to describe exhausting oneself by talking or arguing at great length.

to waste many words to no avail; to talk in vain without achieving any results

Literally "lips parched and tongue worn out"; used to describe the state of being physically and mentally exhausted from trying to explain, argue, or persuade.

mouth and lips are parched; (idiom) to suffer from severe thirst or to be exhausted from talking too much

the outer outline of the lips, or a line drawn with a lip liner to define or reshape the lips during makeup application

A vowel sound produced with the lips formed into a circular shape.

a vowel sound produced with the lips rounded

to talk a great deal in an effort to explain or persuade; to go to great lengths to convince someone

a wax-like substance applied topically to the lips to moisturize and relieve chapping

name of a traditional musical tune and poetic meter used in opera and literature; literally, touching up red lips

(Taiwan colloquial) a humorous or derogatory nickname for people who chew betel nut, so called because the juice stains the lips red

cleft lip; harelip

to understand speech by observing the movements of a speaker's lips

the sound produced by the lower lip and upper teeth, such as the letter f in English

to look ashen and pale; to have a greenish face and white lips, often due to illness, fear, or exhaustion

to wag one's tongue and shake one's lips; to spread rumors or engage in inflammatory talk to incite discord