Words Containing LIMP

A small non-rigid airship.

Past tense of BLIMP.

Plural of BLIMPERY.

Pompous, reactionary political conservatism, especially British.

Present participle of BLIMP.

Pompously conservative or nationalistic, like Colonel Blimp.

In a pompous and reactionary manner.

The quality of being blimpish.

Plural of BLIMPISHNESS.

Plural of BLIMP.

To steal (obsolete, UK).

Past tense of FLIMP.

Present participle of FLIMP.

Third-person singular present tense of FLIMP.

A quick or partial view.

Past tense of GLIMPSE.

Agent noun of GLIMPSE.

Plural of GLIMPSER.

Third-person singular present tense of GLIMPSE.

Present participle of GLIMPSE.

Walk with difficulty due to an injured leg.

Swedish rye bread sweetened with molasses.

Plural of LIMPA.

Past tense of LIMP.

A person who walks with a limp.

Plural of LIMPER.

Superlative form of LIMP.

A marine mollusk with a conical shell that clings to rocks.

Plural of LIMPET.

Clear and transparent; easily understood.

Plural of LIMPIDITY.

The quality of being perfectly clear and transparent.

In a clear, transparent, or lucid way.

The quality of being clear and transparent.

Plural of LIMPIDNESS.

Present participle of LIMP.

In a limping manner; with an uneven gait.

Plural of LIMPING.

A large marsh wading bird of the Americas with a wailing call.

Plural of LIMPKIN.

In a limp manner, without rigidity.

The state of being limp or flaccid.

Plural of LIMPNESS.

Third-person singular present tense of LIMP.

Lacking firmness or stiffness; flexible.

More limp; less stiff or firm.

Most lacking stiffness or firmness; most limp.

Limp or flimsy; lacking stiffness.

Having been improperly imprinted in early development.

Incorrect or harmful imprinting in animal behavior.

Plural of MALIMPRINTING.

A manuscript with earlier writing erased and later writing over it.

Relating to a palimpsest, a manuscript with overwritten text.

Plural of PALIMPSEST.

More flimsy or weak in comparison.

Most slimpsy; most delicate or frail.

Variant form of slimsy.