limpingly
- a word derived from limp.
Example Sentences
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The coaching catastrophes offer a compelling throughline to the otherwise limpingly paced season, cohering the massive ensemble and complementing the show’s know-it-all earnestness with its can-you-believe-this raconteurism.
From Washington Post • Mar. 8, 2022
The Air Taser, marketed as a tool for self-defense, sold limpingly in the Sharper Image catalogue, alongside revolving tie racks.
From The New Yorker • Aug. 20, 2018
He thought so, and was very slow in turning limpingly about towards the door.
From Initials Only by Green, Anna Katharine
In front of the car Edward Billings Henry raced limpingly on his stone toe back to the curb and to the man jingling the coins in his pocket.
From Stories Worth Rereading by Various
And his old dog, faithful and gentle as ever, ran limpingly to meet him; it barked with joy, and licked his hand.
From Romance of the Rabbit by Edgerton, Gladys
