lame
लंगडे
definition
verb
somebody lamed him with a stone
make (a person or animal) lame.
noun
fabric with interwoven gold or silver threads.
adjective
(of fabric or a garment) interwoven with gold or silver threads.
translation of 'lame '
पायाने अधू,
असमानकारक,
लंगडा,
पांगळा
example
It was really, really stupid, unfunny, and 'lame' - much like the uninspired sex scenes throughout the film.
But the 'lame' explanation the Kerry spokespeople have come up with is hilarious.
I want to know what shes thinking right now, I'm so 'lame' .
In other words, having your period is a totally 'lame' excuse for skipping track practice.
Through the half-open door, she heard the unmistakable tread of Justus the steward, dragging one 'lame' foot on the stone path through the kitchen garden.
She is the sweetly sexy young innocent with the funky left-field disability: a 'lame' leg from polio.
Oh, I'm so 'lame' , but that's the truth, silly or not.
Better roads in cities that receive heavier rains are testimony to the fact that blaming the rains is a 'lame' excuse for poor quality of public works.
For example, the ‘dangerous’ practice of wearing heels to the point where they 'lame' you is probably limited to pockets of the corporate world.
But the hair flicking and 'lame' jokes that delight the boys at the Actuary of the Year dinner are gauche and slightly cringeworthy on the stage of a 1,915-seat theatre.
Though born 'lame' in one leg, and displaying a streak of romanticism, Agesilaus was typically Spartan in his qualities and limitations.
That evening at a dinner in honor of his homecoming, Jervas narrates the tale of his life, beginning with his being rendered 'lame' by breaking his leg while intoxicated.
I hear it from people all the time: Reality TV's 'lame' , it's boring, and there's just so darn much of it.
There's a gratuitous poignancy provided by the fact that she's 'lame' , which is no doubt to suggest that she won't be able to get another man - it fell a bit flat for me.
She told the court that she was appalled and sickened by the poor condition of some of the sheep and cattle and said that between 15 and 20 per cent of the animals were 'lame' .
Her head bowed and eyes cast down, she made a poor figure upon the pedestal, and most people did not look twice after seeing her 'lame' foot.
Later it was revealed that the horse was 'lame' and he will now miss the remainder of the 2002-03 season, including his chance at Cheltenham glory.
But alarm bells began ringing in January last year when Dolly become 'lame' in one leg and was found to have arthritis.
On the personal side, in the spring of 1947 Hua underwent an operation at the John Hopkins University on his 'lame' leg that much improved his gait thereafter, to his and his family's delight.
Excuse me while I crack up at my supremely 'lame' pun.
While prosthetic body parts were not the most common early modern representation of metrically unsound feet, Ascham is in ample company when it comes to equating 'lame' verse with human lameness.
The well was located near the center of their village and the healer's house wasn't too far away, but walking back with extra weight on a 'lame' foot was not her idea of fun.
Miss Potential, who suffered a broken cannon bone last year, crossed the line last, and was found to be 'lame' in the left foreleg.
Is it just me or was that Treehouse of Horror special incredibly 'lame' ?
The three of us all laughed at my rather 'lame' joke, then my mother continued conversation.
‘He was a little bit 'lame' after the race but now he's fine,’ Pletcher said.
At its best, The Ring is just another 'lame' and boring attempt at making a scary movie.
I also hate Popstars Live, because it is 'lame' , and boring.
More than 60 people came for faith healing, including a blind boy, a boy with a 'lame' leg, an old woman with a headache and a man with piles.
I raised my eyebrow at the sound of the program, it sounded incredibly 'lame' .
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