face taint
n.— «Last night, Ryan said “face taint.” I searched the internet and it’s a fact, he is the first person to ever call the part between your top lip and nose the face taint. As much as I wanted to steal it, I have to give credit where credit is due.» —“every time you close your eyes” I like shoes Feb. 9, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
Gary in Denton, Texas, is looking for a word for the pout that precedes a baby’s wail. The Germans have a word for that: schippchen, which means “little shovel” and refers to the shape of that wet, protruding lower lip. This is...
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