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Meaning oflimpin English

limp

us//lɪmp//uk//lɪmp//

Plurallimps
Comparative Adjectivelimper
Superlative Adjectivelimpest
Past Tenselimped
Participle Verblimping
Third Person Singularlimps

Definitions

Adjective
1. flaccid or flabby; without firmness
2. lacking stiffness; easily bent
  The old umbrella had a limp frame that broke easily in strong winds.
3. physically weak; feeble
  After the injury, she had a limp and needed a cane to walk.
Verb
1. to walk with an uneven gait
  After the surgery, he began to limp around the house.
2. to move with a faulty system; impaired function
  The car started to limp along the road with a broken axle.
3. to proceed unevenly; irregular motion
  The hiker had to limp through the dense forest due to her injured ankle.
4. to call in poker; unraised pot situation
  The player decided to limp into the pot with a weak hand.