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Not go off without a hitch?
Answer for the clue "Not go off without a hitch? ", 4 letters:
limp
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Word definitions for limp in dictionaries
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Limp \Limp\, a. [Cf. Icel. limpa limpness, weakness, and E. lap, n., lop, v. t. Cf. Limber , a.] Flaccid; flabby, as flesh. --Walton. Lacking stiffness; flimsy; as, a limp cravat.
Usage examples of limp.
Daulo and Akim, the latter limping slightly, were being half dragged away from the outer gate by an escort of six armed men.
For a while, Amara ran beside him in silence, hardly limping at allbut after a quarter mile, her motion became uneven, and on her exhales she started letting out whimpers of sound.
He drank a lot, guffawed a lot, and walked with a moderate limp, a piece of equipment having crushed his anklebone in the welding shop.
The other warrior kept running headlong, fleeing without a backward glance, and Nom Anor soon discovered what the warrior fled from: a limping, snarling, shouting mob, bearing a variety of improvised weapons, from spade rays to malledillos to writhing wild amphistaffs as much a danger to their wielder as to an enemy, which descended upon the hamstrung warrior to beat and chop him to death with savage triumph.
Shaking her head, Rupoti Apa peered at the limp body, noting the splinted arm, the many scratches and bruises, and a skin wrinkled from long immersion.
Rupoti Apa peered at the limp body, noting the splinted arm, the many scratches and bruises, and a skin wrinkled from long immersion.
Eneko Lopez knew those footsteps as well as he knew the arhythmic sound which his own limp produced.
He limped a little, his right side leaning curiously atwist, away from the arm that no longer hung on it.
The slug slammed a third of the top of her skull away, snapped her neck, catapulted her back into the dressing table, smashing the mirror, soiling the wall, leaving her in a limp, grotesque, motionless backbend across the dressing table bench.
The upper part of the body, limp, backboneless, and awry, half propped up against the wall, half falling back upon the outstretched arms, told quite plainly its weird tale of death.
Four blinding slashes and Bart lay limp in the midst of the writhing parts of a dozen or more snakes.
After that she lost interest, limped away, sat down beside Lydia, and spent the next half hour interviewing the corpse, scribbling copious notes, happy as a little old corn fritter in a puddle of blackstrap molasses.
She stood, bootjack in hand, and limped closer to the bed as thunder rattled like cannonballs outside.
As we went I seen that deputy Jackson drag hisself out of the bresh and go limping down the road holding onto his jaw.
When they arrived, it was deserted except for the stage-line owner, Bill Fieldman, an ex-cowpoke who had been thrown by way too many broncs and who walked with a pronounced limp.