limber: Meaning and Definition of

lim•ber

Pronunciation: (lim'bur), [key]
— adj.
  1. characterized by ease in bending the body; supple; lithe.
  2. bending readily; flexible; pliant.
—v.i.
  1. to make oneself limber (usually fol. by up): to limber up before the game.
—v.t.
  1. to make (something) limber (usually fol. by up): She tried to limber up her wits before the exam.

lim•ber

Pronunciation: (lim'bur), [key]
— Mil. Mil.
—n.
  1. a two-wheeled vehicle, originally pulled by four or six horses, behind which is towed a field gun or caisson.
—v.t.
  1. to attach the limber to (a gun) in preparation for moving away (sometimes fol. by up).
—v.i.
  1. to attach a limber to a gun (usually fol. by up).

lim•ber

Pronunciation: (lim'bur), [key]
  1. Usually,a passage or gutter in which seepage collects to be pumped away, located on each side of a central keelson; bilge.
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