lame
മുടന്തൻ
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 '
adjective
ഞൊണ്ടിയായ
example
Sometimes its good stuff, mostly its really 'lame' corny jokes.
One time, not too long ago, I saw a line of 'lame' dancers unable to participate in class, sitting on the sidelines, questioning when they would return to dance.
My daughter was meant to be out today but her horse went 'lame' .
Another of the BBC's 'lame' excuses for going ahead with the episode is that it will not be screened until the autumn.
I want to know what shes thinking right now, I'm so 'lame' .
Music's still good, drinks are still expensive, crowd's a little 'lame' .
My friend looked and walked like an exceedingly tall, 'lame' ostrich with his legs hopelessly entangled in brightly colored cloth.
Isn't it a bit 'lame' that I even have to think about this?
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.
You know that joke about the dog with a 'lame' leg that walks into a bar?
The comedy aspect is a little 'lame' , with too many one-liners, and the movie is hopelessly trapped in the '80s in almost every way.
A damning indictment for a Paul Bartel film, Lust in the Dust is found guilty of being bland and 'lame' .
The four-year-old son of Scenic appeared perceptibly 'lame' in his right hind leg during the broadcast.
He took a step, dragging his 'lame' leg behind him.
Why can't they be open and honest, instead of giving 'lame' excuses?
Faith paused to chuckled at her 'lame' pun.
I think most of it is completely 'lame' and uninteresting until we get down to Hard Acid Techno and VGM (Video Game Music).
Was Edward haphazard, scattered, and more than a little 'lame' ?
Miss Potential, who suffered a broken cannon bone last year, crossed the line last, and was found to be 'lame' in the left foreleg.
As a rule, I've noticed the skateboarders here tend to be 'lame' .
The passage assumes that the blind will, in fact, want their sight back and the deaf to hear again, the 'lame' to walk properly and dumb to speak.
But the 'lame' explanation the Kerry spokespeople have come up with is hilarious.
Do you think that's just a 'lame' excuse or is that true?
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.
In other words, having your period is a totally 'lame' excuse for skipping track practice.
She ducked behind a bush, and knelt, weary of walking on her 'lame' foot.
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' .
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.
Though born 'lame' in one leg, and displaying a streak of romanticism, Agesilaus was typically Spartan in his qualities and limitations.
Excuse me while I crack up at my supremely 'lame' pun.
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