A lisp is a manner of speaking so that s and other similar consonants are blurred into more of a th sound. Most little kids have a bit of a lisp when they first start speaking.
imp. & p. p.
of Lisp
Usage Examples
I'm still that little girl who lisped and sat in the back of the car and threw vegetables at the back of her head when we drove home from the market. That never goes.
Misspelled FormLisped, Lisped, isped, Lisped, Luisped, L8isped, L9isped, Loisped, Ljisped, Lkisped, Lusped, L8sped, L9sped, Losped, Ljsped, Lksped, Liusped, Li8sped, Li9sped, Liosped, Lijsped, Liksped, Liasped, Liwsped, Liesped, Lidsped, Lixsped, Lizsped, Liaped, Liwped, Lieped, Lidped, Lixped, Lizped, Lisaped, Liswped, Liseped, Lisdped, Lisxped, Liszped, Lisoped, Lis0ped, Lislped, Lisoed, Lis0ed, Lisled, Lispoed, Lisp0ed, Lispled, Lispwed, Lisp3ed, Lisp4ed, Lispred, Lispsed, Lispded, Lispwd, Lisp3d, Lisp4d, Lisprd, Lispsd, Lispdd, Lispewd, Lispe3d, Lispe4d, Lisperd, Lispesd, Lispedd, Lispesd, Lispeed, Lispefd, Lispexd, Lispecd, Lispes, Lispee, Lispef, Lispex, Lispec, Lispeds, Lispede, Lispedf, Lispedx, Lispedc.
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