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Adjective: lame (lamer,lamest)  leym
  1. Disabled in the feet or legs
    "a lame soldier";
    - crippled, halt [archaic], halting, gimpy [N. Amer], game
     
  2. Pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness
    "a lame argument";
    - feeble, wussy
Noun: lame  leym
  1. Someone who doesn't understand what is going on
    - square
Verb: lame  leym
  1. Deprive of the use of a limb, especially a leg
    - cripple
Noun: lamé  laa'mey [N. Amer], 'laa,mey [Brit]
  1. A fabric interwoven with threads of metal
    "she wore a gold lamé dress"

Derived forms: lamer, lamest, lames, lamed, laming

See also: unfit, weak

Type of: cloth, fabric, maim, material, simple, simpleton, textile

Encyclopedia: Lame