1. present participle of limbo: to dance the limbo, bending backward under a horizontal bar that is progressively lowered
Usage: informal; usually used in continuous form
2. present participle of limbo: to be in a state of uncertainty or suspension; to remain in limbo
Usage: informal; figurative

Examples

• The kids were limboing at the beach party, trying to go lower under the bar each round.
• She's been limboing between two job offers for weeks now.
• They spent the afternoon limboing and playing other party games.
• The project is limboing in bureaucratic review while we wait for approval.
• He found himself limboing in a state of uncertainty after the announcement.