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What is a homograph for lame walk or step not stiff?

The homograph for "lame walk or step not stiff" is "lame".

This word has two meanings:

* Lame: Meaning impaired or injured, leading to an awkward walk.

* Lame: Meaning weak or unconvincing, often used to describe a joke or argument.

In the context of a "lame walk or step not stiff", the word "lame" is used in the second sense, meaning weak or unconvincing. It refers to a walk or step that lacks energy or vigor, making it appear lackluster or unimpressive.

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