limer
/ˈlaɪmər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who lives in or near the town of Limerick, Ireland.
“He was a proud Limer from the city’s historic district.”
2. noun
A resident of the United Kingdom, particularly of England, who is a native of the west country, especially the counties around the River Lymn or the River Lymen.
“She was a proud Limer from Devon, known for her rich heritage.”
3. noun
A type of humorous, five-line poem, often with a bawdy or clever punchline.
“The comedy show featured a series of clever limericks that left the audience in stitches.”