1. In the Rom. Cath. theology, a place of waiting in the world beyond for the souls of such as, though not disqualified, are not properly qualified for Heaven; Ariosto makes it the place of all lost things; Milton the paradise of fools; and Shakespeare, hell itself; a place of restraint.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• lmbo,
• lmao,
• limat,
• lumbo,
• limph,
• lumbor,
• simba,
• limbedo,
• climbe,
• lesbo,
• liimb,
• liiby,
• limir,
• limti,
• limon,
• rambo,
• mombo,
• limion,
• wimba,
• linbe

• lime,
• limb,
• lamb.

The adjective form of the word "limbo" is "liminal".

The plural of the "limbo" can be the "limbos".

The singular of the "limbo" can be the "limbo".