Formal and Informal Expressions of lamber

In different contexts, you can replace 'lamber' with suitable alternatives. In a more informal setting, 'lick' is apt.

lamber: Explore its Definition & Usage

lamber Definition

1(archaic) to beat or thrash
2to lick repeatedly

Using lamber: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lamber" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

Example
The farmer lambasted the donkey with a stick.
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The dog was happily lambering his owner's face.
Example
He was lambered by the waves as he swam in the sea.

lamber Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for lamber

Phrases with lamber

lamber one's wounds
to recover from an injury or defeat
Example
After losing the game, the team went back to the locker room to lamber their wounds.
lamber up to someone
to try to gain favor with someone through flattery or other means
Example
The new employee tried to lamber up to the boss by bringing him coffee every morning.
lamber at the bit
to be eager or impatient to do something
Example
The children were lambering at the bit to open their Christmas presents.

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Summary: lamber in Brief

'Lamber' [ˈlæmbər] is a verb that has two meanings. The first meaning is archaic and refers to beating or thrashing someone or something. The second meaning is more common and refers to licking something repeatedly. 'Lamber' can be used in phrases such as 'lamber one's wounds,' meaning to recover from an injury or defeat, and 'lamber up to someone,' meaning to try to gain favor with someone through flattery or other means.