limmer

American  

[lim-er] / ˈlɪm ər /

noun

Scot. and North England.

1. Archaic.  a woman of loose morals; hussy.

2. Archaic.  a prostitute or strumpet.

3. Obsolete.  a scoundrel or rogue.

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Etymology

Origin of limmer

First recorded in 1425–75; late Middle English (Scots); limb ¹ ( def. 6 ); Middle English develes lim “limb of Satan”), -er ¹

Example Sentences

Backup center Beaux Limmer allows Jalen Carter a free pass into the backfield and down goes Matthew Stafford for a nine-yard sack.

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Limmer is beaten again by Carter and Stafford is forced to throw a hurried and errant pass to a covered Puka Nacua that is batted away.

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So the Rams seem set with Jackson at left tackle, Steve Avila at left guard, Beaux Limmer at center, Dotson at right guard and Rob Havenstein at right tackle.

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That configuration included Jackson, left guard Steve Avila, center Beau Limmer, right guard Kevin Dotson and veteran right tackle Rob Havenstein.

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The Rams fared very well in last year’s draft, using the No. 19 pick to select edge rusher Jared Verse, trading up to take defensive tackle Braden Fiske in the second round and adding running back Blake Corum, safety Kamren Kinchens, defensive lineman Tyler Davis, kicker Joshua Karty, receiver Jordan Whittington and center Beaux Limmer in later rounds.

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