lip-synch

/ ˈlɪpˌsɪŋk /

verb

1. to mouth (prerecorded words) on television or film

Example Sentences

Contestants vie in multiple rounds to prove they are their favorite artist’s most devoted supporter, including a lip-synch battle.

From Seattle Times

To this day people can still mimic Catherine O'Hara's showstopping lip-synch without metabolizing the song's meaning.

From Salon

“They read children’s books and might lip-synch or dance to Disney songs.”

From Washington Times

The record started and I began to lip-synch the longest song of my life.

From Literature

He stands me up and somehow gets me to lip-synch and dance with him.

From Literature