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Often used in the same context:
geeing,
warmed,
psyching,
togged,
gearing,
revved,
hotted,
cantered,
wrapping,
tidying,
striding,
lined,
knackered,
whipping,
ricked,
snapping,
raring,
cranked,
jazzing,
banged,
spicing,
mopping,
mussing,
tinkled,
tore,
livened,
hammed,
ratcheting,
stepping,
rollicked,
trot,
pepped,
puffed,
kitted,
morris dancer,
twinged,
rested,
braced,
chalked,
jogged,
thrummed,
duffing,
sidled,
drummed,
freshened,
toddling,
spruced,
ratcheted,
horsed,
stilting,
gallops,
danced,
soaking,
relishing,
larked,
sweating,
cruised,
gussied,
boozed,
toning,
buddying,
chatted,
sauntered,
tangoing,
lubed,
knuckled,
tuckered,
stilettoed,
pottered,
roared,
romped,
lacing,
frothed,
gruelling,
rustled,
jazzes,
ramped,
grunted,
creaked,
brushing,
situp,
lathering,
cozying,
muscled,
limped,
sashayed,
bellying,
jazzed,
propped,
clambered,
lapping,
loped,
suiting,
strolled,
readying,
thrusting,
blether,
trussed,
lumbered,
smarten,
prepping,
buttoning,
drawn,
flak,
horsedrawn,
loaded,
rearmost,
tank,
unloaded,
wrecked,
abandoned,
ack,
brokendown,
bullock,
dismantled,
field,
fourwheeled,
harnessed,
jammed,
limber,
lumbering
Appears in the definition of:
limber
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— Nouns for limbered:
wagons,
wagon,
guns,
waggons,
batteries,
state,
gun,
carriage,
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