limp in
US /lɪmp ɪn/
・UK /lɪmp ɪn/
C2
phr.v.To enter a place walking with difficulty due to pain or injury.
He limped in after the game with an injured ankle.
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Why Touch Matters so Much in Love
- Perplexingly, the very person who quietly withdraws their hand or leaves it agonisingly limp in our own, can also be the one who is named in our will, with whom we share a mortgage and to whom we have given over our emotional lives.
Perplexingly, the very person who quietly withdraws their hand or leaves it agonisingly limp in our own, can also be the one who is named in our will, with whom we share a mortgage and to whom we have given over our emotional lives.