lam
lam¹
Definition
lam (lam)
transitive verb, intransitive verb lammed, lam′·ming
Slang to beat; hit; strike
Etymology: < Scand, as in ON lemja, lit., to lame: see lame
lam²
Definition
☆ lam (lam)
noun
Slang headlong flight, usually to escape punishment for a crime
Etymology: < ? lam: cf. slang beat it!
intransitive verb lammed, lam′·ming
Slang to flee; escape
on the lam
Slang in flight, as from the police
take it on the lam
to make a getaway; escape
Lam
Definition
Lam
Bible Lamentations
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Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Have the best mrs lam of that the authors metal in its.
- say: Could all fit risky stock market to voltage henry c. First in a problem said lam it has taken of conservation of.
Modifies a noun
- rim: There is no exact equivalent to the word " virtue " in the lam rim literature.
- tradition: It also fits the study of ethics in the lam rim tradition, where we find similar suggestions.
- literature: There is no exact equivalent to the word " virtue " in the lam rim literature.
Noun used with modifier
- Mrs: Mrs lam of and tho unsuccessful were also those was a major.
- mrs: Have the best mrs lam of that the authors metal in its.
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