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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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Democrats must pipe the tunes that industry donors pay for, while lip-synching the populist platitudes that none of them abide by.
But there are also more intriguing montages of concept and image (a medieval castle accompanies "D is for Dream," while a public housing project with satellite dishes accompanies "H is for Home") that were probably not exactly what the creators of the poster had in mind, and in a subtle shift between 1970 and the present, "K is for Kids" is visualized by ultracontemporary, hyperactive kids lip-synching to music in a park.
Ashlee Simpson: ``I Am Me'' (Geffen) On her sophomore release, the raspy pop vocalist muses about her ``Saturday Night Live'' lip-synching debacle.
 
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