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Definition & Meaning of "lame"

to lame
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to cause someone to lose the use of a limb, particularly a leg

Transitive: to lame sb
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The accident threatened to lame him, leaving him with a permanent disability.
A severe injury to the knee could potentially lame a person.
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having difficulty walking or moving due to disability in the feet or legs

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The lame dog struggled to walk due to a leg injury.
He walked with a limp, his gait indicating that he was lame in one leg.
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His lame excuse for being late did n’t fool anyone at the meeting.
The company ’s explanation for the service outage seemed lame and unsatisfactory.
Lame
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someone who doesn't understand what is going on

lame
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dull, uninteresting, or lacking in quality

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That movie was so lame, I almost fell asleep.
That movie was so lame, I almost fell asleep.
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Lame
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a fabric that is typically made with metallic threads, giving it a shiny or glittering appearance, often used for eveningwear or festive attire

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