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limber in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Limber may
refer to:
Limber (artillery), a cart used for
supporting an
artillery piece in
transit Limber (dessert)...
- A
limber is a two-wheeled cart
designed to
support the
trail of an
artillery piece, or the
stock of a
field carriage such as a
caisson or
traveling forge...
- Jim
Limber (also
known as Jim
Limber Davis,
possibly born
James Henry Brooks) was an
American orphaned boy of
mixed white and
black descent who
lived with...
- A
limber is a
frozen ice pop
originating in
Puerto Rico. It is made in
different flavors.
Limber is
derived from the
Spanish pronunciation of
pilot Charles...
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Limber tail syndrome, or
acute caudal myopathy, is a
disorder of the
muscles in the tail,
usually affecting working dogs. It is an
injury occurring mostly...
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Nicholas Limber (born 23
January 1974) is an
English football coach and
former professional footballer who pla**** as a defender. He is now a
youth team...
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Limber Lake is a
small alpine lake in
Boise County, Idaho,
United States,
located in the
Sawtooth Mountains in the
Sawtooth National Recreation Area. There...
- A
front limber is a
gymnastics skill where the
gymnast performs a handstand,
carries the
momentum forward,
landing in a bridge, and then
pulls their upper...
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Limber Omar Pérez
Mauricio (born July 26, 1976), his
first name also
spelled Limbert or Limberth, is a
retired Honduran football defender. He is one of...
- A
limber hole is a
drain hole
through a
frame or
other structural member of a boat
designed to
prevent water from ac****ulating
against one side of the...
