Lime

lim, n. A fruit allied to the lemon, but smaller, and more intensely sour. me- Limit, lim'it, n. That which terminates, circumscribes, restrains, or confines; bound, border, or edge.; (Logic & Metaph.) A distinguish- I; ining characteristic; a differential. (Ifath.) A determinate quantity, to which a variable one continuin ally approaches, but can never; go beyond it. — v. t. To bound; set bounds to; to confine within folcertain bounds; to restrain; to; confine the signification of, define exactly. — Lim'itary, -a-rY, a. Placed at the limit, as a guard; confined within limits; limited in re- Lime. or of, extent, condition authority, of being, power, or means etc. — Limita/'tion, of, etc.; restraining n. Act condition; defining circumstance. (Laiv.) A cersimtain period limited Dy jy statute statute after after which which the els ant shall not enforce his claims by suit. oil; linger or ink, then, boxbox, chair, get. 240