Limp | Mean of limp in English Dictionary

/ˈlɪmp/

• Verb
• to walk in a slow and awkward way because of an injury to a leg or foot
1. The injured player limped off the court.
2. The dog was limping slightly.
• to go or continue slowly or with difficulty
1. The damaged ship limped back to port.
2. The company has somehow managed to limp along despite the bad economy.
• Noun
• a slow and awkward way of walking caused by an injury to a leg or foot
1. We noticed that the dog was walking with a slight limp.
2. a noticeable/pronounced limp

• having an unpleasantly soft or weak quality
1. He gave me a very limp handshake.
2. This plant isn't doing well—look how limp the leaves are.
3. Her hair hung limp around her shoulders.
4. I suddenly went limp and collapsed on the floor.
• feeling very tired
1. He was limp with fatigue.