lamber and lamer difference?
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I would say from the R A E dictionary that they have little in common since lamber's meaning as lamer has fallen into disuse.
lamer=to lick
lamber seems to be false adulation, egregious flattery, or sycophany
The only way I would connect them now would be in phrases like "licking someone's boots" etc.
updated Jun 26, 2011
posted by 0074b507
