Definitions

1. verb

to walk or move with a slow, awkward, and uneven gait, often due to an injury or physical disability.

“The hiker had to limp back to camp after twisting her ankle.”

2. noun

a slow, awkward, and uneven gait, often due to an injury or physical disability.

“The doctor told her to put weight on her injured leg to avoid a limp.”

3. noun

a part of something that is weak or damaged, especially a limb or a joint.

“The old wooden beam had a noticeable limp in its middle section.”

4. verb

to lack something, such as energy or enthusiasm.

“The team’s morale began to limp after their third consecutive loss.”

5. verb

to be in a state of decline or disrepair.

“The company’s profits started to limp in the final quarter of the year.”