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lame
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adjective
adjective: lame; comparative adjective: lamer; superlative adjective: lamest
1.
(of a person or animal) unable to walk normally because of an injury or illness affecting the leg or foot.
"his horse went lame"
synonyms: limping, hobbling; More
crippled, disabled, incapacitated;
datedgame
"the mare was lame"
antonyms: able-bodied
(of a leg or foot) affected by injury or illness.
2.
(of an explanation or excuse) unconvincingly feeble.
"it was a lame statement and there was no excusing his behavior"
synonyms: feeble, weak, thin, flimsy, poor, sorry; More
unconvincing, implausible, unlikely
"a lame excuse"
antonyms: convincing
(of something intended to be entertaining) uninspiring and dull.
North Americaninformal
(of a person) naive or inept, especially socially.
"anyone who doesn't know that is obviously lame"
(of verse or metrical feet) halting; metrically defective.

verb
verb: lame; 3rd person present: lames; past tense: lamed; past participle: lamed; gerund or present participle: laming
1.
make (a person or animal) lame.
"somebody lamed him with a stone"

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