hobble

Lawmakers “are leaving town just as one of the most important agencies in Washington is hobbled,” Goldfarb says.

Leaving Umslopogaas to hold the horses, I hobbled to the spring and drank deep of its sweet waters.

Four times he hobbled across the floor, which meant he had come afoot the whole distance, traveling only at night.

As we neared the village a dozen curs came rushing out; some of them were hobbled so as to prevent their chasing the deer.

She hobbled to where a lamp set, with chimney smoked, and upon which a crack had been patched with paper.

Terrified, with broken teeth and feet, it hobbled off from the scene of the encounter, and soon appeared on the roof of the rick.