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limper::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | hobbler |
| Type of | footer, pedestrian, walker |
| Derivation | limp |
Examples of limper
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Edler and the early limper check give away his hand, but it's consistent with aces, Edler said.
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The pastry is limper than I'd like but the flavours are immense.
From the metro.co.uk
A player behind Morgan called, as did the original limper.
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A player in late position called, as did Edler from the big blind with K-10 offsuit, and the early limper.
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The mozzarella gives up water in the cooking, so the bottom of the crust may be a bit limper than usual.
From the latimes.com
And why do you feel limper than leftover ribbon?
From the kansas.com
Applause was limper than the Scarecrow's limbs.
From the time.com
European consumers are also starting to nibble at American iceberg lettuce-to the dismay of gourmets, who find the limper, leafier continental varieties more delicate.
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- Hobbler: someone who has a limp and walks with a hobbling gait
- (limpness) flabbiness: a flabby softness
- A person who limps; comparative form of limp: more limp
- (limpness) Property of being limp
- (limpness) The ability of a cable to lay flat or conform to a surface as with microphone cables (also see flexibility).
- The first player who calls a bet.
- A player who enters the pot for the minimum bet.
