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limp

[limp] / lɪmp /






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He also joked he would look to get more yellow cards as he preferred the view from the stands - and light-heartedly batted away a question on whether Haaland was limping.

From BBC

The three walk-ons and climbing up steep steps onto the stage did not help his condition and his limp got progressively worse throughout the evening.

From BBC

If a rope goes limp, my father had told me, it's a sign that the hunter is in danger.

From Literature

The potato stalks leaned against each other, limp and wet, the leaves shapeless and dripping.

From Literature

Referees assessed Detroit just 47 technical fouls that year, putting them in the bottom third of the league as they limped to a 14-68 record.

From The Wall Street Journal