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Definition of limber
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of limber is as below...
Limber
(n.) The
detachable
fore part of a gun
carriage,
consisting
of two
wheels,
an axle, and a shaft to which the
horses
are
attached.
On top is an
ammunition
box upon which the
cannoneers
sit..
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Prolonge
::
Prolonge
(n.) A rope with a hook and a
toggle,
sometimes
used to drag a gun
carriage
or to lash it to the
limber,
and for
various
other
purposes..
Nicker Nut
::
Nicker
nut () A
rounded
seed,
rather
smaller
than a
nutmeg,
having
a hard
smooth
shell,
and a
yellowish
or
bluish
color.
The seeds grow in the
prickly
pods of
tropical,
woody
climbers
of the genus
Caesalpinia.
C.
Bonduc
has
yellowish
seeds;
C.
Bonducella,
bluish
gray..
Guarana
::
Guarana
(n.) A
preparation
from the seeds of
Paullinia
sorbilis,
a woody
climber
of
Brazil,
used in
making
an
astringent
drink,
and also in the cure of
headache..
Limberness
::
Limberness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
limber;
flexibleness.
Pliable
::
Pliable
(v.)
Capable
of being
plied,
turned,
or bent; easy to be bent;
flexible;
pliant;
supple;
limber;
yielding;
as,
willow
is a
pliable
plant..
Lithesome
::
Lithesome
(a.)
Pliant;
limber;
flexible;
supple;
nimble;
lissom.
Cobaea
::
Cobaea
(n.) A genus of
climbing
plants,
native
of
Mexico
and South
America.
C.
scandens
is a
conservatory
climber
with large
bell-shaped
flowers..
Limber
::
Limber
(v. t.) To
attach
to the
limber;
as, to
limber
a gun..
Limber
::
Limber
(a.)
Easily
bent;
flexible;
pliant;
yielding.
Limber
::
Limber
(n.)
Gutters
or
conduits
on each side of the
keelson
to
afford
a
passage
for water to the pump well.
Limmer
::
Limmer
(a.)
Limber.
Limbered
::
Limbered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Limbe.
Flaccid
::
Flaccid
(a.)
Yielding
to
pressure
for want of
firmness
and
stiffness;
soft and weak;
limber;
lax;
drooping;
flabby;
as, a
flaccid
muscle;
flaccid
flesh..
Stiff
::
Stiff
(superl.)
Not
easily
bent; not
flexible
or
pliant;
not
limber
or
flaccid;
rigid;
firm; as, stiff wood,
paper,
joints..
Jalap
::
"Jalap
(n.) The
tubers
of the
Mexican
plant
Ipomoea
purga (or
Exogonium
purga),
a
climber
much like the
morning-glory.
The
abstract,
extract,
and
powder,
prepared
from the
tubers,
are well known
purgative
medicines.
Other
species
of
Ipomoea
yield
several
inferior
kinds of
jalap,
as the I.
Orizabensis,
and I.
tuberosa..
Limber
::
Limber
(n.) The
detachable
fore part of a gun
carriage,
consisting
of two
wheels,
an axle, and a shaft to which the
horses
are
attached.
On top is an
ammunition
box upon which the
cannoneers
sit..
Marsdenia
::
Marsdenia
(n.) A genus of
plants
of the
Milkweed
family,
mostly
woody
climbers
with
fragrant
flowers,
several
species
of which
furnish
valuable
fiber,
and one
species
(Marsdenia
tinctoria)
affords
indigo..
Rope
::
Rope (v. t.) To
connect
or
fasten
together,
as a party of
mountain
climbers,
with a
rope..
Climber
::
Climber
(n.) A plant that
climbs.
Caisson
::
Caisson
(n.) A
four-wheeled
carriage
for
conveying
ammunition,
consisting
of two
parts,
a body and a
limber.
In light field
batteries
there is one
caisson
to each
piece,
having
two
ammunition
boxes on the body, and one on the
limber..
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