limping
When someone is limping, they are walking with a slight limp. This is usually because they are injured or they are tired.
He was limping badly after playing in the rain all day.
She was limping because she had been running all morning.
When someone is limping, they are walking with a slight limp. This is usually because they are injured or they are tired.
He was limping badly after playing in the rain all day.
She was limping because she had been running all morning.
noun
disability of walking due to crippling of the legs or feet
Synonyms:
1
He saved the leg but acquired a limp.
2
The balloon of the white bottle will remain limp.
3
Saute until onions are limp, stirring constantly.
4
He had a noticeable limp on the day of the crash.
5
A large pancake made with seafood and scallions was limp.
6
Seconds after limping out of the wreck, the car exploded.
7
That's not going to happen as long as the global economy limps along.
8
He had a slight limp from a muscle twinge.
9
Shortly afterwards, he was seen limping, and grimacing, at a summit in Vladivostok.
10
Some people had head wounds, others were limping.