limpy
limpy adjective: having or resembling a limp.
Adjective
limpy (comparative more limpy, superlative most limpy)
- Having or resembling a limp.
- The arguments ended, I would hear Dad's limpy gait coming up the stairs.2014, Betsy Connor Bowen, Croswell Bowen: A Writer's Life, a Daughter's Portrait, page 225
Forms of limpy
| comparative | more limpy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most limpy |
Origin of limpy
From limp + -y.
Words formed from limpy
Words that rhyme with limpy
Questions about limpy
- What does limpy mean?
- Limpy means having or resembling a limp.
- What part of speech is limpy?
- Limpy is an adjective.
Words near limpy in the dictionary
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