hobbling

[US]/ˈhɒblɪŋ/

[UK]/ˈhɑːblɪŋ/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.the present participle of hobble, meaning to walk lamely or in a limping manner; to tie up the legs of (a horse, etc.) to prevent it from straying

hobbling along

hobbling home

hobbling back

hobbling slowly

hobbling around

hobbling in pain

hobbling with crutches

hobbling after surgery

she was hobbling after twisting her ankle.

the old man was hobbling down the street with a cane.

after the race, he was hobbling due to exhaustion.

the dog was hobbling on three legs after its injury.

she noticed him hobbling and offered to help.

hobbling through the park, he admired the flowers.

despite hobbling, she managed to reach the finish line.

the athlete was hobbling after a tough match.

he felt embarrassed while hobbling in front of his friends.

hobbling around the house, she realized she needed to rest.

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