Limmer out

To promise to do something and back out at the last minute.

Man, don't say that you are coming to my birthday...I already know that you are going to limmer out

by The Haole February 11, 2010

career limiting maneuver

noun. An act by an individual, whether deliberate or inadvertent, that will most likely limit one's upward career potential.

John's coffee room chatter criticizing the company was overheard by upper management and quickly became a career limiting maneuver.

by Jamie August 13, 2004

speed limit

A suggestion.

Officer... the speed limit sign may say "60" but I read "80"!

by speedgoggles December 20, 2010

Limited Omniscient

A third person narrator is OUTSIDE of the story being told.

Omniscient narrator are "all knowing" of everyone's thoughts and feelings in a story. Limited omniscient narrators are all-knowing of either one or a few characters in a story--not everyone.

ummmm. The definition descirbes it enough. Limited Omniscient

by rex brandy October 24, 2008

Liamism

A time when you repeatedly hit yourself in response to either defeat or upset.

Could be - losing in a tennis match and using the racket on your leg.

That bruise is a result of Liamism.

by Ella27 March 26, 2013

Limin'

- hanging out, loafing, having fun.

we're are limin' by the corner.

by rhesie April 19, 2009

palsied limmo

n. An ingenious contraption designed to harness the convulsing limb power of those heavily afflicted with cerebral palsy, and convert it into a uniform forward motion. The name limmo is derived from the pseudo word "limb-bo", as the limbs of the pilot are strapped in securely to avoid self-harm.

First documented in an obscure South African science journal, the "limmo" developed a cult following among the Joey Deacon generation of jive-talking office workers.

Read the archived article (and see a great pic of the limmo!) at:

www.scienceinafrica.co.za/2003/november/limmo.htm

e.g. Mongo was securely strapped into his palsied limmo and began hurtling down the street at an alarming speed, his tongue and DNR medallion trailing in his wake.

by ws May 6, 2005