The Collaborative International Dictionary
Labras \La"bras\, n. pl. [L. labrum; cf. It. labbro, pl.
labbra.]
Lips. [Obs. & R.]
--Shak.
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n. (context obsolete rare English) lips
Usage examples of "labras".
Jenna gestured to Labras, a tall, burly man with hair so red it almost seemed to burn and eyes as gray as storm clouds.
There were two elderly men in the front parlor, huddled over a ficheall board and staring with frightened yes at the intruders: Labras with a drawn sword, his companion holding a nocked and ready crossbow.
As she tumbled, she heard a shout and a horrible, wet strangling sound: Jenna, on her knees, saw Labras fall, a new, second mouth on his neck gaping wide and frothing blood.
The Banrion uttered a gasp of horror when Jenna started to relate how Labras had attacked her, and she immediately sent away the servants, going to the door of her chamber and closing it firmly.