a. Obs.; also 4 baberlipped, 5 babyrlyppyd. [Origin of babber unknown; cf. prec., also F. babine lip of a horse, bear, etc., and see blabber-lipped (1485), blobber-lipped.] Having thick projecting lips.
1377. Langl., P. Pl., B. V. 190. He was bitelbrowed · and baberlipped also.
c. 1440. Promp. Parv., 20. Babbyrlyppyd, labrosus.
1607. Lingua, III. vi. in Hazl., Dodsl., IX. 404. An old … babber-lipped … slave that, looking himself by chance in a glass, died for pure hate.
