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lip-synch
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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.
lip-synch, lip-sync [ˈlɪpˌsɪŋk]
vb
(Communication Arts / Broadcasting) to mouth (prerecorded words) on television or film
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Verb1.lip-synch - move the lips in synchronization (with recorded speech or song)
lip-sync
mouth - articulate silently; form words with the lips only; "She mouthed a swear word"


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But as you may have inferred by now, death is viewed as a positive force in ``Volver'' (the title, like the classic song Cruz lip-syncs in the film, is Spanish for return).
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Helena (Jordin Ruderman) lip-syncs "Don't Leave Me This Way," as Demetrius (Emily Hellstrom) flees through the forest; Titania (Anna Wilson), clad in nothing but thigh-high patent leather boots and a bikini bottom, plus plastic butterflies perched on her breasts, croons "I Love the Nightlife" as male fairies, their bare torsos smeared with glitter, carry her around the theater-currently, New York's Club El Flamingo, set up as a real discotheque, complete with DJ and glittery disco balls.
A CURE FOR MILDEW - 'The Donkey Show' by Wren, Celia / Commonweal
Harrison broadcasts news items, present and future, in her own voice or lip-syncs recorded ones and twitches oddly.
MEREDITH MONK by SOLOMONS, GUS JR / Dance Magazine
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