Cupid's bow
noun [C usually singular] /ˌkjuː.pɪdzˈbəʊ/
/-ˈboʊ/ Definition
› If you have a Cupid's bow, you have an upper lip with two strong curves in it.The mouth and throat
(Definition of Cupid's bow noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -throated suffix
- airway noun
- epiglottis noun
- glottis noun
- gummy adjective (MOUTH)
- larynx noun
- lip noun (BODY PART)
- mandible noun
- mouth noun (BODY PART)
- palate noun
- pharynx noun
- salivary gland noun
- smacker noun (MOUTH)
- taste buds noun
- throat noun
- tongue noun (MOUTH PART)
- tonsil noun
- trap noun (MOUTH)
- trout pout noun
- vocal cords noun
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