Limb

What do we mean by limb?

The circumferential edge of the apparent disk of a celestial body. noun

The edge of a graduated arc or circle used in an instrument to measure angles. noun

The expanded tip of a plant organ, such as a petal or corolla lobe. noun

One of the larger branches of a tree. noun

One of the jointed appendages of an animal, such as an arm, leg, wing, or flipper, used for locomotion or grasping. noun

An extension or a projecting part, as of a building or mountain range. noun

An extension or part distinguished from the main body or group. noun

A member or representative of a group. noun

An impish child. noun

To remove the branches from. transitive verb

((out) on a limb) In a difficult, awkward, or vulnerable position. idiom

In geology, that portion of an anticline or syncline which lies on either side respectively of the arch or trough. Also called leg and flank. noun

In botany: noun

The blade or broad part of a leaf. noun

In astronomy, the border or outermost edge of the disk of the sun or moon. noun

The graduated edge of a circle or other astronomical or surveying instrument, etc. noun

In zoology, the lateral area or marginal band of the cephalic shield of trilobites on either side of the glabellum, corresponding to a pleuron of the thoracic region. noun

In botany, the border or upper spreading part of a monopetalous corolla, or of a petal or sepal. noun

A part or member of an animal body distinct from the head and trunk; an appendicular member; a leg, an arm, or a wing: often limited in meaning to the leg, at present general out of affected or prudish unwillingness to use the word leg. noun

A major appendage of human or animal, used for locomotion (such as an arm, leg or wing).

A branch of a tree.

The part of the bow, from the handle to the tip.

An elementary piece of the mechanism of a lock.

A thing or person regarded as a part or member of, or attachment to, something else.

The part of a corolla beyond the throat.

A fat blunt Urban Dictionary

The scene of football fans celebrating a goal wildly with arms flying everywhere. Urban Dictionary

Herb, reefer, pot, bud (cannabis) Urban Dictionary

The action of experiencing the sudden, uncontrollable impulse to violently hit or kick nearby people. Urban Dictionary

Limb is an acronym for lawls in my bawls Urban Dictionary

The sensation when one is absolutely fucked and can’t move. Be it from weed, sex, alcohol or exhaustion. Urban Dictionary

Laughing in my birthday suit A slight variation of LOL, LMAO, ect... Urban Dictionary

A spin off of lol or lmao but lying in bed. Generally means laying in my bed snickering Urban Dictionary

To fuck someone with a limb, but most commonly your arm To fist someone up to your forearm Urban Dictionary

~°•°1. Large branch on a tree °•°~ ~°•°2. An arm or leg°•°~ Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to limb:
limb.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word limb:
ischaemia, libration, tourniquet, amputation, forelimb, lameness, shh, ischemia, limbs, flexion, amputated, overuse, aer, stiffness, lengthening, femur, girdle, buds, prosthetic, sensations, distal, vertebrae, crater, pelvis, bones, bud, proximal, restraints, paralysis, impairment, palsy, muscles, thigh, reflex, phantom, abnormalities, spinal, posture, deficiency, elbow, congenital, hind, joints, defects, weakness, ascending, regeneration, impaired, nerves, abdominal, cerebral, neurological, pain, sensation, skeletal, nerve, rim, yoga, muscle, mare, syndrome, digits, posterior, capsule, trunk, radius, artery, moon, sensory, spine, peripheral, signaling, cord, anterior, cortex, wheelchair, lateral, disability, prone, skeleton, leg, bone, trauma, disabilities, neurons, knee, classification, arm, slower, functionality, patient, dorsal, hip, surgery, functional, movements, shoulder, foot, injuries, wound.

Words that rhyme with limb:
synonym, swim, grim, trim, whim, skim, dim, slim, rim, pseudonym, gym, prim, mim, hymn, brim, vim, shim, him, sim, im, jim, patronym, tim, kim, grimm, lim, kibbutzim, sym, crim, flim, clim, chimb, zim, prelim, pimm, forelimb, grimme, krim, simm, imm, klim, timm, yim, brimm, kym, jakob ludwig karl grimm, mckim, bihm, wilhelm karl grimm, trimm, mihm, primm, timme, kimm, chiarnim, crimm, haradim, klym, pymm.

Adjectives that are often used to describe limb:
lower, upper, affected, thick, posterior, right, artificial, injured, whole, broken, anterior, left, residual, entire, hind, opposite, horizontal, eastern, dead, amputated, single, thin, contralateral, distal, western, normal, vertical, fractured, involved, sound, proximal, paralyzed, phantom, thoracic, east, diseased, southern, west, solar, pelvic, northern, expiratory, efferent, frontal, ischemic, painful, unaffected, paralysed, vertebrate, south, ipsilateral, outer, torn, shorter, front, prosthetic, north, inspiratory, longer, unipolar, inferior, corresponding, useful, overhanging, cortical, lowest, lateral, dry, regenerating, jejunal, fallen, lost, wounded, pectoral, fifth, hollow, venous, bitten, intact, closed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective limb:
girdle, pain, bones, amputation, salvage, muscles, variation, buds, support, dwarfism, stance, bud, amputations, amputees, paralysis, ataxia, variations, coordination, reduction, darkening, bone, syndrome, function, prostheses, movements, weakness, amputee, movement, disorders, ischemia, prosthesis, regeneration, length, type, core, loss, involvement, spasticity, ischaemia, apraxia, rudiments, deficiency, rigidity, bypass, angle, injuries, phenomenon, transformer, training, saving, reflexes, body, injury, observations, muscle, lengthening, tree, skeleton, sparing, response, segments, paresis, behavior, joints, threatening, deformities, region, dysplasia, deficiencies, fractures, phenomena, incoordination, dysplasias, preparation, thrombosis, nerves, extension, cartilage, phocomelia, prosthetics, girdles, brightening, prayer, test, orthoses, flexion, kinetic, trees, phase, units, kinetics, surgery.

Consonant match to limb:
lamb, loom, lame, lime, lam, loam, lum, lem, lyme, lim, lumb, lahm, lamm, lomb, lambe, liem, lemm, lamme, lumm.

Words that sound like limb:
limb, lim, lym, limbe, limm, lem, lum, lumb, lemm, lemn, lumme, lame, lime, lamb, lin, ling, loom, lynn, lyn, lam, loam, lynne, linn, lyme, lume, lom, lome, leam, lng, laim, linh, leem, liem, lyng, lawm, linne, lomb, lahm, lamm, llin, lambe, leme, lamme, -ling, laam, leim, llyn, lisne, leeme, lung, len, leng, lun, lunn, leong, lenn, luhn, lehn, lehne, lane, lean, lawn, limbs, limp, limo, lan, lang, lain, lien, leen, leanne, clim, flim, layne, lange, laine, glim, lene, lims, leung, lein, limn, laun, langue, limbed, lign, blim, laan, alim, elim, limmer, klim, lann, lerm, lahn, leine, laune, limar, limma, ilim.