limp in a sentence
v. i.
📚 Grade Level: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3
Definition
LIMP (verb): to walk with difficulty due to a physical injury or weakness; (noun): a noticeable unevenness in walking.
Crossword clues for limp
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "limp".
- Walk unevenly due to injury.
- Move with a noticeable weakness.
- Struggle to walk straight after hurting.
- Exhibit a noticeable gait issue.
- Walk awkwardly from an injury.
Limp sentence examples
- She noticed that he had a slight limp after the accident.
- The flowers in the garden seemed to limp under the weight of the morning dew.
- Despite his limp, he managed to complete the marathon with determination.
- The dog limped into the yard, clearly in need of some care.
- Her enthusiasm for the project didn't limp even in the face of challenges.
- He walked with a noticeable limp after the injury.
- The limp leaves of the plant indicated that it needed more water.
- She spoke in a limp tone, lacking the enthusiasm she usually had.
- The dog had a limp from stepping on a sharp object during their walk.
- After twisting his ankle, he had to walk with a noticeable limp.
- The limp of the old dog was a reminder of its many adventures in youth.
- She tried to hide her limp, but it was evident after the long hike.
- His limp became more pronounced after he spent hours on his feet.
- The soldier's limp told a story of bravery and sacrifice in battle.
- The athlete had to limp off the field after twisting his ankle.
- Her limp handshake made a poor impression during the interview.
- The dog seemed to limp slightly after its long walk in the park.
- Despite his injury, he tried to hide his limp and walk normally.
- The old wooden door had a limp that made it difficult to close properly.