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II. lisp [Am lɪsp, Brit lɪsp] VB intr
- lisp
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III. lisp [Am lɪsp, Brit lɪsp] VB trans
- lisp
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| I | lisp |
|---|---|
| you | lisp |
| he/she/it | lisps |
| we | lisp |
| you | lisp |
| they | lisp |
| I | lisped |
|---|---|
| you | lisped |
| he/she/it | lisped |
| we | lisped |
| you | lisped |
| they | lisped |
| I | have | lisped |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | lisped |
| he/she/it | has | lisped |
| we | have | lisped |
| you | have | lisped |
| they | have | lisped |
| I | had | lisped |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | lisped |
| he/she/it | had | lisped |
| we | had | lisped |
| you | had | lisped |
| they | had | lisped |
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She has since revealed that she was bullied while at stage school, by children who teased her for being geeky.
en.wikipedia.org She has fun teasing the boys from the neighboring school as she tries to fix a church.
en.wikipedia.org To make things better, she gives him a fire extinguisher to spray in front of the audience, including the bullies that teased him.
en.wikipedia.org Nude performers may use boas to cover themselves while teasing their audience.
en.wikipedia.org In middle school he was teased about it to the point of other boys dressing him up like a girl.
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