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lip-sync

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lip-synch also lip-sync (lpsngk)
v. lip-synched also lip-synced, lip-synch·ing also lip-sync·ing, lip-synchs also lip-syncs
v.intr.
To move the lips in synchronization with recorded speech or song.
v.tr.
To move the lips in synchronization with (recorded speech or song): She lip-synched the songs for the movie.
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Verb1.lip-sync - move the lips in synchronization (with recorded speech or song)
mouth - articulate silently; form words with the lips only; "She mouthed a swear word"


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``That allowed us to avoid the whole lip-sync issue, which becomes this talking-animal business,'' Fangmeier notes.
If I attempted to join Singing Superintendents, who do such an outstanding job at AASA's National Conference on Education [TM] each year, their director, Benny Gooden, would be forced to either cut me from the group or have me lip-sync all the songs--and we all know that strategy has not worked well for such mega-stars as Ashlee Simpson or the much-maligned Milli Vanilli.
Why is there not perfect lip-sync and why is the picture fuzzy at 128Kbps?
 
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