Gimpy
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Gimpy most often means physically lame and is a derogatory term for someone who has a limp. It may also refer to:
Gimpy most often means physically lame and is a derogatory term for someone who has a limp. It may also refer to:
Nickname
Lloyd Brown (1904–1974), American Major League Baseball pitcher Stephen Mowlam (born 19761), Australian field hockey goalkeeper Dean O'Banion (1892–1924), Irish-American mobster and rival of Al Capone in the 1920s Milt Pappas (1939–2016), American Major League Baseball pitcher Gwen Verdon (1925–2000), American actress and dancer whose childhood nickname was "Gimpy"
Fictional characters
Gimpy, a main character in the animated television series Undergrads "Gimpy" McHenry, protagonist of Manpower (1941 film), played by Edward G. Robinson "Gimpy" Smith, a main character in Streets of New York (1939 film) Colonel Gimpy, villain of Crack-Up (1936 film), played by Peter Lorre
Other uses
Nickname for the General-purpose machine gun, particularly by the British armed forces
See also
"Gympie gympie" – colloquial name for the Australian "stinging brush" or Dendrocnide moroides __NOTOC__
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