limper (Meaning)

Wordnet

limper (n)

someone who has a limp and walks with a hobbling gait

Webster

One who limps.

The hiker limped along the trail, his ankle throbbing with pain.
The injured bird struggled to fly, its wings dragging limper by the second.
The professor's voice grew limper as he droned on about the intricacies of quantum mechanics.
The limper wind whipped through the trees, carrying away the scent of autumn leaves.
The old man walked with a pronounced limper, his body weary from years of toil.
The limper petals of the dying rose swayed gently in the afternoon breeze.
The injured dog limped to the side of the road, its tail drooping dejectedly.
The limper smoke from the distant fire drifted lazily towards the horizon.
The limper tendrils of ivy wrapped themselves around the crumbling stone wall.
The limper handshake of the stranger sent a chill down her spine.

someone who has a limp and walks with a hobbling gaitOne who limps.

floppy, relaxed, loose,flaccid, droopy, lank, soft, yielding, flabby, squashy

tense, resilient, solid, strong, inflexible, rigid, firm, solid, sturdy, tense

The hiker limped along the trail, his ankle throbbing with pain.

The injured bird struggled to fly, its wings dragging limper by the second.

The professor's voice grew limper as he droned on about the intricacies of quantum mechanics.

The limper wind whipped through the trees, carrying away the scent of autumn leaves.