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gimpiness

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun gimpiness has 1 sense
  1. lameness, limping, gimp, gimpiness, gameness, claudication - disability of walking due to crippling of the legs or feet
    --1 is a kind of disability of walking
    --1 has particulars: intermittent claudication

Definitions from the Web

Gimpiness

Definition:

Gimpiness refers to the state or condition of being gimp, which means having a noticeable limp or an abnormality in walking due to physical disability or injury. It can also describe something that is awkward, clumsy, or inferior in quality.

Examples:

Noun - Physical Disability:

  1. His gimpiness was the result of a severe leg injury.
  2. The gimpiness in her knee made it difficult for her to climb stairs.

Noun - Awkwardness or Inferiority:

  1. The gimpiness of their homemade website made it hard to navigate.
  2. His inability to follow simple instructions showcased the gimpiness of his cognitive skills.

Adjective - Describing Physical Disability:

  1. He walked with a gimpiness that attracted curious stares.
  2. The gimpiness in her arm limited her ability to carry heavy objects.

Adjective - Describing Awkwardness or Inferiority:

  1. The gimpiness skateboard design led to numerous accidents.
  2. They had to re-edit the film due to the gimpiness of certain scenes.

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