hobble|hobbled|hobbles|hobbling in English

verb

[hob·ble || 'hɑbl /'hɒbl]

limp, walk lamely; tie the legs of an animal

Use "hobble|hobbled|hobbles|hobbling" in a sentence

1. He's hobbled, exhausted.

2. I cursed and hobbled to my feet.

3. They finally divorced after 3 years' hobbling.

4. Hobbling around on a peg now.

5. Can't have you hobbling around the girls in that.

6. Mistakes can hobble a deal from the start.

7. As the leatherback hobbles up the shore, it instinctively knows its destination.

8. Laurel hobbled out of the taxi on crutches.

9. So I hobble out, barely able to stand.

10. We were hobbled through the rugged depression.

11. Secess Panathenaea writhed plicatocristate episcia linchet Ailantery hobbled

12. 9 Our plane hobbled through the cloud cluster.

13. Gazzer came hobbling after her: he had cramp in one of his legs.

14. I hurt my foot, and had to hobble home.

15. Undeniably, the Israelites were hobbling “first on one leg then on the other.”

16. Brave, she folded her parasol, hobbled off to the right, leaving the path.

17. Mr. Waddicar the caretaker was hobbling across the landing, like an old lollipop man frustrating traffic.

18. My knee was stiff and painful, and I could only hobble.

19. The country's massive debt could hobble the party's social - spending plans.

20. HoBBling to the middle of the floor he did a merry jig.

21. Sophie got herself to the mirror, and found she had to hobble.

22. The number 19 was a cattle hobble and nine rods.

23. 22 It's a pity for me to see an old woman hobble away.

24. Our work is hobbled by the amount of bureaucracy involved.

25. 18 The old man hobbled along with the help of his grandson.