bilabial
/bʌɪˈleɪbɪəl
/adjective Phonetics
(Of a speech sound) formed by closure or near closure of the lips, e.g. p, b, m, w.I am now moving my lips, which contains four bilabial consonants, is another example: the moment you say it, it becomes true....
- In English, w normally represents a voiced bilabial semi-vowel, produced by rounding and then opening the lips before a full vowel, whose value may be affected.
- Use of this bilabial plosive, as the abrupt Boo!
noun
A bilabial consonant sound.For alveolar affricates it is 0 when is, 10 when is. is 250 for velars, 100 for bilabials and dentalveolars....
- Proto Iroquoian, and most of the Iroquois daughters prior to European contact, had no bilabials whatsoever.
- Thai speakers make a three way distinction for bilabials and alveolars.
- beignet
- Beijing
- be in at the death
- be in at the kill
- be in credit
- be in debit
- be in for
- be in (full) flood
- being
- beingless
- beingness
- be in good company
- be in good (or bad) odour with
- be in (on) the secret
- be in (or of) two minds
- be in (or out of) luck
- be in (or out of) one's element
- be in (or out of) the frame
- be in over one's head
- be in pictures
- be in someone's debt
- be in someone's good (or bad) graces
- be in something for the long haul
- be in stays
- be in the doghouse