Definition of "limbered" [limbered]

• Simple past tense and past participle of limber. (verb)

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• "Even as coalition forces limbered up for their second, immensely bloody assault on Fallujah in 2004, George Bush was co-opting the Iraqi national side as a symbol of hope for his re-election campaign adverts, underscoring that football is not just more important than life and death from white phosphorus, but far more "symbolic" than things such as water and electricity."
• "Bill Totts did not slouch, but somehow his whole form limbered up and became graceful."
• "I've limbered my jints too long in the land to git caught nappin '."