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| cripple; halt; hobble; hamble; have a limp; walk with a limp; be afflicted with lameness; hamel; be afflict with lameness; hip; dot and go one; hamstrung (Tribunskiy); limp around (He must have been about seventy-five years old and he was limping around, leaning on a thick cane with a huge silver knob at the top. 4uzhoj); hop; go to walk; stump; walk lame; hitch; lame | |||
| limp | |||
| go lame; go short; be lame; be lame | |||
| gimper | |||
| dot and carry one (Liv Bliss) | |||
| be one's weak point (Anglophile); be weak (Anglophile) | |||
| struggle along | |||
| be deficient; be poor; not to be up to standard; be far from perfect | |||
| be doddery (Andrey Truhachev); be poor (in a certain school subject) | |||
| dot-and-go-one; lag behind | |||
| hirple | |||
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| limp (о стихе) | |||
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| chroman | |||
| chromane (C9H10O Сокорнов) | |||
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