Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of limp.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The label limped on for a few years but was out of business by 1952.
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Like all lovers 'tiffs it was about something minute, but I limped from the rehearsal studio like a jilted schoolgirl.
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The cub's shoulder was stiff and sore, and for some time he limped from the terrible slash he had received.
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The cub’s shoulder was stiff and sore, and for some time he limped from the terrible slash he had received.
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He quit in 1970, but Chess and its subsidiary labels limped on until mid-decade when their master tapes were sold off.
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"It's a mystery, dear," the little word limped out awkwardly, "but God's ways are not ours."
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"The first 30 minutes were conference-championship worthy," Tomlin said, "but we kind of limped home."
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"We kind of limped home but we aren't going to complain about style points...they made the necessary plays to get the job done."
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"I kind of limped home here today but the work I have put in started paying off, and obviously my short game is good," Els said after winning his 18th PGA Tour title.
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I started laughing and kind of limped out and said, 'Well, that was the wrong door.'
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