lame

US /lem/

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UK /leɪm/

adj.AdjectiveHaving a damaged leg/foot making walking painful

The girl was sad to learn that her favorite horse at the stable was lame

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause to become incapable of walking

The illness will lame him, he'll never walk properly again

adj.AdjectiveUnconvincing; weak; inadequate.

That's a lame excuse; I don't believe you.

adj.AdjectiveDull; boring; uninteresting.

That movie was so lame; I almost fell asleep.

adj.AdjectiveSocially awkward or inept.

He's kind of lame; he doesn't know how to act cool.

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo walk with difficulty, typically as the result of damage to the leg or foot.

The horse began to lame after the race.

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[Comedy drum hit sound used for lame jokes]
[Comedy drum hit sound used for lame jokes]

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Oh, I mean, it's totally gotten so commercialized now, it's so lame.
Oh, I mean, it's totally gotten so commercialized now, it's so lame.

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And I know every time I say this, people go, oh my God, breathing, breathing is so lame.
And I know every time I say this, people go, oh my God, breathing, breathing is so lame.

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My name is Squidward and I think SpongeBob is a lame brain.
My name is Squidward and I think SpongeBob is a lame brain.

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