### body part:

Lip
* LiP acts by a free radical mechanism, and has been shown to degrade a wide range of pollutants.
* Most lips cover mouths.
* Most lips have grooves
  - muscles
  - protect mouths
  - surround mouths
* Some lips contain hydrophobic substances
  - divide into lobes
* Some lips have differentiations
  - dots
  - hooks
  - pads
  - stripes
* also have mass, and a mass and a spring together can oscillate
  - show emotions
* are a combination of many many muscles
  - transitional tissue - an evolutionary combination of facial skin and oral membrane
* are a very important part of a female appearance
  - sensuous part of the body and look attractive
  - visible body part at the mouth of humans and many animals
  - areas where magma wells up from deep beneath Earth's surface and forms molten rock
  - black in the blue and tans and brown in all other solid and bi-colors
  - hyperemic
  - rare in fish, most species have a hard edge to their mouth
* are thin and tight and the color of the nose
  - with pigment to match the nose
  - tight with black or liver pigment appropriate to coat color
  - tight-fitting to avoid drooling and subsequent ice formation on the lips
  - tightly closed and teeth meet in a scissors bite
  - used for eating functions, like holding food or to get it in the mouth
  - vascular structures and they feel like tapioca when palpated
* are very psychologically-sensitive areas
  - sensitive to touch, warmth, and cold
* become erythematous and fissured.
* can also burn easily, get nasty wrinkles and are prime targets for skin cancer
  - become sensitive to ingredients in lipsticks, toothpastes or chapped lip medications
  - get dry and chapped in the sun and wind
  - never tan, but they easily burn
* close mouths.
* get their shape in part from collagen.
* have a sexual connotation
* have no natural lubricant of their own
  - oil glands and only a very thin keratin layer to prevent moisture loss
  - very few oil glands, and are therefore prone to early wrinkling
* help to hold food in.
* occur when continents are converging and diverging.
  - the teeth

Lobe
* Most lobes have earrings.
* Some lobes also have appendages of various shapes and sizes
  - contain sense organs including odor pits, balance organs, and simple light receptors
* Some lobes have bones
  - lungs
  - produce hormones
* are body parts
  - loops
* are part of ears
  - leafs
  - projections
* control functions.
* control normal body functions
* includes corpi.

### body part | lobe:

Frontal lobe
* are body parts
  - brains
  - part of brains
  - solid objects
  - where rational thought occurs.
  * is blue, parietal lobe yellow and temporal lobe green
* syndromes The frontal lobes have a high-order executive role in behavior.
+ Temporal lobe: Anatomy of the brain

Lobule
* are living lobes which grow on the edges of the thallus of foliose lichens
  - milk-producing glands
* are the functional units of the liver
  - glands of women's breasts that can produce milk
* consist of groups of acini forming grape-like structures.
* contain sinuses filled with blood.
* now seem more comparable to the kind of thing seen in the salivary gland.

Occipital lobe
* helps process visual information.
* receive and process visual information.

Radio lobe
* are of acceptable sizes, well within our galaxy
  - the most enormous objects in the universe
* produce extremely intense radiation called synchrotron radiation.

Loin
* are artifacts
  - body parts
  - cuts
* are part of homos
  - quadrupeds
  - torsos
* mean the energizing source that brings new life into being.