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limp1
verb (limped, limping) intr
1 to walk with an awkward or uneven step, often because one leg is weak or injured.
2 said of a damaged ship or aircraft: to move with difficulty.
noun the walk of someone who limps.
[From Anglo-Saxon lemphealt , from lemp to happen + healt limp]
verb (limped, limping) intr
1 to walk with an awkward or uneven step, often because one leg is weak or injured.
2 said of a damaged ship or aircraft: to move with difficulty.
noun the walk of someone who limps.
[From Anglo-Saxon lemphealt , from lemp to happen + healt limp]
limp2
adjective
1 not stiff or firm; hanging loosely.
2 without energy or vitality; drooping.
3 said of a book: with a soft cover not stiffened by boards.
[18c: probably Scandinavian]
limply adverb .
limpness noun .
adjective
1 not stiff or firm; hanging loosely.
2 without energy or vitality; drooping.
3 said of a book: with a soft cover not stiffened by boards.
[18c: probably Scandinavian]
limply adverb .
limpness noun .
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