Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lipping
Noun
/ˈlɪpɪŋ/

Definition
The action or effect of creating a lip-like structure or edge.

Examples
- The lipping on the edge of the table made it difficult to place items flush against it.
- After years of use, the lipping of the metal frame began to show signs of wear.
- They noticed a lipping on the paint surface, indicating it needed a fresh coat.

Meaning
In a physical context, lipping refers to the formation of a lip or raised edge on an object, often due to wear or deformation.

Synonyms
- Rim
- Edge
- Lip
- Border
- Flange