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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
lip in
Can anyone explain the meaning of 'lip in' in the following sentence?
"You can lip in a note reminding her to do her homework."
"You can lip in a note reminding her to do her homework."
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I'm guessing that it's a typo for "slip in a note." (meaning "put in") For instance, "When you make a lunch for your child to take to school, you can slip in a note saying "Have a great day!"
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