- - Become dry in winter, as lips
- - Become cracked, like one's lips
- - Man from Norwich appeared
- - Bloke, as a Brit would say
- - Crack like lips in winter
- - Get rough, as winter lips
- - roughen from the cold
- - go dry, like lips
- - Man from Dulwich approached
- - Get rough due to cold weather
- - Synonym of "fellow" or "to get rough under cold weather"
- - Crack and redden, as lips
- - Become dry and cracked as lips
- - Cracked skin patch caused by cold weather
- - Dry up, as lips
- - Crack, as skin
- - Crack and redden
- - Gent from Portsmouth
- - Crack in the cold
- - Cause to crack
- - Become overly dry, as lips
- - What dry lips do in the winter
- - Split in the cold, perhaps
- - Roughen, as skin, from cold
- - Roughen, as skin
- - Roughen from cold
- - Get rough and dry, as lips
- - Fissure; crack
- - Fellow from London
- - Crack; fissure
- - Crack slightly
- - Crack in the winter
- - Crack in the cold, maybe
- - Crack in the cold wind
- - Crack due to dehydration
- - Crack (of lips)
- - Cause to have cracks
- - Get rough, like lips
- - Man from Redditch apprehended
- - Mate from Manchester, e.g
- - Crack geezer
- - Often painful crack
- - Become painfully dry, as lips
- - Get quite rough, as lips
- - Crack from the cold
- - Cracked skin patch caused by cold
- - Having no Ecstasy, budget for crack
- - Crack from cold weather, as lips
- - Crack and roughen, as lips
- - Dry and crack
- - Crack from dryness
- - Crack, in a way
- - Roughen in cold weather
- - Grow rough, as skin
- - Roughen, as lips
- - Redden and crack, as lips
- - Crack, as lips
- - Crack from cold weather
- - Redden and crack
- - Crack and redden in the cold
- - Crack in a lip
- - Crack
- - Become sore from exposure to cold and wind
- - guy – crack
- - one with a bit of a hole in his headgear?
- - Fellow got this man to be a pedlar
- - Guy covers top of head with hat
- - Man better after hospital admission
- - Fellow, guy
- - Man in Hornchurch apartment
- - Fellow hot: better taken outside
- - Stretch a point, to some extent, for one of the guys
- - man of french appearance
- - British fellow, informally
- - Lad's dad, say
- - Man in church with a piano
- - Padre's lain out a man
- - that fellow is cracked!
- - ...Stick (lip balm)
- - he may be on hand
- - Cover thrown over hot fellow
- - Fellow taking a piano to church!
- - Heartlessly cheap fellow!
- - guy, across the pond
- - Roughen and become dry in winter
- - British person
- - British gentleman
- - Derby dude
- - Oxford fellow
- - Fleet Street fellow
- - React to exposure, maybe
- - Friend of a guy.
- - Fellow, in England
- - Downing Street dude
- - Winter lip trouble
- - Redden and split
- - React to exposure, perhaps
- - One may say, "I say!"
- - Make raw
- - Guy, in Gloucestershire
- - Gloucester guy
- - Flake (of skin)
- - Fellow, in London
- - Cowboy attire
- - Break in the winter
- - Bloke or bucko
- - Birmingham buddy
- - Become sore (of lip)
- - Become rough and dry
- - Bath buddy
- - British "bub"
- - Fellow, in Falmouth
- - Man or boy
- - London fellow
- - Get red in the face
- - British bloke
- - Manchester man
- - Become dry, maybe
- - Bloke, hot, better going outside
- - Man to become sore
- - Man in check with a pawn
- - Fellow, to a Brit
- - English fellow
- - Bloke to become cracked
- - One with a fellowship at Oxford?
- - Bath bud
- - Fellow (informal)
- - Some reach a position with one of the lads
- - 'I say, old ....'
- - Fellow or fissure
- - English guy
- - Birmingham bloke
- - British man
- - ...... stick (lip stuff)
- - Get rough and red
- - Bloke getting hot in Panama, for example
- - Greenwich guy
- - British gent
- - Guy in a pub
- - "Old" bloke
- - Gentleman, to a Brit
- - London guy
- - Lip balm target
- - 'Cheerio' sayer
- - Man, fellow
- - Fellow in hospital wearing hat
- - English dude
- - English bloke
- - "Old" British buddy
- - Vulgar heartless fellow
- - British fellow
- - Roughen and redden
- - London bloke
- - Gent
- - British buddy
- - Fellow's skin problem
- - Split in skin
- - British guy
- - Hard hat's worn by bloke
- - "Stick" beginning
- - Become painfully dry
- - Fellow across the pond
- - Get dry and flaky
- - Require balm, say
- - "Jolly old" fellow
- - Become overly dry
- - Brighton bloke
- - Jolly good fellow
- - Become dry and cracked
- - Lip annoyance
- - Get cracked
- - Dover dude
- - "I say" sayer
- - Get rough
- - Old boy
- - Get cracking
- - Roughen
- - Mate
- - Old Brit
- - ... stick
- - Skin malady
- - Fissure
- - My Chemical Romance genre
- - Split
- - Become rough
- - Bloke
- - Bucko
- - Lad
- - .... man
- - Guy
- - Fellow
- - Buddy
- - Dude
- - Fella
- - Jolly good fellow across the pond
- - Fellow, international player, embracing Henry
- - Old bean
- - a man (colloq)
- - Bloke with hard hat passed round
- - Cove
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