I. ˈlil verb
( -ed/-ing/-s )
Etymology: perhaps alteration of loll
transitive verb
now dialect England : to allow (the tongue) to hang
lill out their tongue like a calf — James Mabbe
intransitive verb
now dialect England : to hang out : protrude
a tongue lilling out of the mouth — John Florio
II. noun
( -s )
Etymology: perhaps alteration of lilt (II)
Scotland : a hole of a wind instrument
III. noun
or lill pin
( -s )
Etymology: lill perhaps short for lilliputian (I)
: a very small pin