What is another word for three-lipped?
Pronunciation: [θɹˈiːlˈɪpt] (IPA) 
Three-lipped is a word that describes an object or organism with three distinct lips or protrusions. Some synonyms for three-lipped include trilabiate, tripartite, and trifid. Trifid is often used to describe three-parted leaves, while trilabiate is more commonly used to describe flowers with three petals or sepals. Tripartite can refer to any object or organism with three distinct parts, including lips. Other possible synonyms for three-lipped include triamorous, trihedral, and triquetral. All of these words are useful for writers and communicators who want to convey the idea of something having three distinct lips or protrusions.
