English
Etymology
From love + lip.
Noun
love lips pl (plural only)
- (slang) The labia, namely the labia minora.
- Synonyms: see Thesaurus:labia
1993, Jeff Charles, chapter 4, in Good Vibrations, Headline Book Publishing, page 197:He positioned himself carefully, balancing his weight upon the palms of his hands as Kirsty took hold of his straining shaft and placed it squarely at the entrance of her cunny, between her pouting love lips which parted like magic to receive the tip of his knob.
1995, Guillaume Appolinaire, chapter 3, in The Amorous Exploits of a Young Rakehell, Wordsworth Classics, pages 38-39:By the movement of the hair, which was much thicker than Ursula’s, one could see that she was squeezing her love lips between her fingers. Ursula was watching her intently.
1996, Rupert Mountjoy, chapter 4, in The Intimate Memoirs Of An Edwardian Dandy: Lascivious Liaisons, Volume IV, Warner Books, page 136:I had often thought about how other men would be aroused by seeing Camilla’s pointy titties and her sweet little cunt covered with fair hair with its tight split and pouting love lips and so when the Prince expressed an interest in her, I knew it would give me great pleasure to see my wife poked.