Labial

The chair had a labial contour on its armrests.

The lipstick made her labial area look more prominent.

The artist painted a beautiful portrait of a woman with full, labial lips.

The singer's labial articulation was praised for its clarity and precision.

The labial movements of the violinist's fingers were precise and fluid.

The "ph" sound in "phone" is a labial because it's made by blowing air out between your lips.

The musician played a beautiful melody on his labial.

The labial requires a lot of breath control to play properly.

The labial palps of the clam help it filter food from the water.

In linguistics, the labial feature refers to the presence or absence of lip rounding in speech sounds.

The labial was first introduced in Europe during the medieval period.

"B" and "P" are both labial sounds in English.

The "w" sound is a labial because it's made by rounding your lips and then blowing air out.

The labial is a great choice for musicians who want to learn how to play brass instruments.

The labial sounds of blowing bubbles made the children laugh.

The labial sound of kissing could be heard in the romantic movie scene.

The dentist examined her labial surface for any cavities.

The bowl had a labial curvature that made it easy to hold.

The car had a labial design on the front grille.