limber in Irish
limber in Irish is aclaigh — limber means flexible and able to bend or move easily.
limber in Irish
aclaigh
To cause to become limber; to make flexible or pliant.
What does "limber" mean?
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adj Flexible and able to bend or move easily.
"Years of yoga have kept her remarkably limber."
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verb To stretch or warm up muscles in preparation for exercise (usually "limber up").
"The runners limbered up before the race."
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limber in a sentence
- Years of yoga have kept her remarkably limber.
- The runners limbered up before the race.
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What is "limber" in Irish?
"limber" in Irish is aclaigh. limber means: Flexible and able to bend or move easily.
How do you use "limber" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of yoga have kept her remarkably limber." In Irish, "limber" is aclaigh.
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