1. comparative form of limp; more limp; lacking stiffness or firmness to a greater degree
Usage: comparative adjective
2. comparative form of limp; walking with a limp to a greater degree; more halting or uneven in gait
Usage: comparative adjective; informal

Examples

• The fabric felt limpsier after being washed in hot water.
• His handshake was limpsier than I expected.
• The plant's leaves looked limpsier as it dried out.
• After the injury, his walk became limpsier with each passing day.
• The old rope was limpsier than the new one.
• Her performance seemed limpsier and less confident than before.