Hobble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOBBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to limp
• walk in an awkward way, typically because of pain from an injury
• tie or strap together (the legs of a horse or other animal) to prevent it from straying.
• cause (a person or animal) to limp
• restrict the activity or development of
• walk lamely
• To fetter by tying the legs; to hopple; to clog.
• To perplex; to embarrass.
• walk impeded by some physical limitation or injury
• hamper the action or progress of
• strap the foreleg and hind leg together on each side (of a horse) in order to keep the legs on the same side moving in unison
NOUN:
• an awkward way of walking, typically due to pain from an injury
• a rope or strap used for hobbling a horse or other animal.
• To walk lame, bearing chiefly on one leg; to walk with a hitch or hop, or with crutches.
• To move roughly or irregularly; -- said of style in writing.
• An unequal gait; a limp; a halt; as, he has a hobble in his gait.
• Same as Hopple.
• Difficulty; perplexity; embarrassment.
• a shackle for the ankles or feet
• the uneven manner of walking that results from an injured leg
• strap, rope, etc, used to hobble a horse

Words related to HOBBLE

hilch13 hobbled15 hobbler14 hobblers15 hobbles14 hobbling16 hobblings17 hopple13

Words that contain HOBBLE

hobbled15 hobbler14 hobbles14 hobblers15 hobblebush22 hobbledehoy25 hobblebushes24 hobbledehoys26 hobbledehoydom31 hobbledehoyish31 hobbledehoyism30 hobbledehoydoms32 hobbledehoyhood33 hobbledehoyisms31

How to use HOBBLE in a sentence

• The prisoners so far had appeared very docile, and had made no attempt to escape, and therefore I did not think it necessary to hobble them.
• It takes the same length of time to lose the marks of the woonds and bruises, and they have to hobble round on the same kind of crutches.
• Blood-drops marked the way and, near by, they found the wounded man who, only able to hobble, had hidden himself in a thicket.
• We can hobble the horses in that little open plain we crossed a quarter of a mile back.
• He looked among his effects for a hobble, and, finding that his uncle had failed to put one in, he suddenly remembered that he seldom used a hobble, and never on this horse.
• Gently they aided the injured man to his feet and helped him hobble through the hall and into the great dining-room beyond, where stood the long table of polished mahogany.
• The man is small, and has rheumatism in his legs and feet so badly that he can barely hobble.
• He looked at me rather curiously, and then began to hobble down the hall at a great pace.
• At last the ill-supported hobble died out into a walk, and Mr.
• So copious was his diet that in three months he recovered sufficiently to hobble with a stick.
• Toward the last of the month Lieutenant Elbl was so fully recovered that he was able to hobble about on crutches.
• Then one day they had visitors, fashionable visitors, in hobble skirts and strange hats and jingling with many ornaments.
• Little weak men, marching on their nerves, hobble restlessly along.
• Her crew was composed of some twenty venerable Greenwich-pensioner-looking old salts, who just managed to hobble about deck.
• Alone in the darkness beyond the voice or touch of a loved hand they must face this awful thing and hobble through life maimed wrecks.
• McNeil was on his feet and impatient to leave before Ashe was able to hobble well enough to travel.
• So he pretended he was lame, and began to hobble painfully.
• But as soon as we received any cattle, night-herding the remuda would cease, and we must either hobble or resort to other measures.
• In fact, she stood up and did try to hobble a few steps after him.
• As soon as he could hobble on Crutches they put him on the Hay Scales, and he thought the Thing was out of Whack, for he had taken on 4 Pounds.
• Bonfire, his head bobbing ludicrously on his thin neck and his stubby tail keeping time at the other end of him, moved uncertainly up the avenue at a jerky hobble.
• I did not hobble him, for my father had told me that he would always come for bread.
• A great many of them used either canes or crutches as an aid to hobble along or vehicles to convey them from place to place.
• At the end of a fortnight my wound was beginning to heal a little, and in ten days more I began to hobble about the room on crutches.
• We reached Hobble Creek before night, near Salt Lake where there was a Mormon fort, and were also a number of wagons belonging to some prospecting train.
• But he is old, and I marvel that his gout permitted him to hobble so far.
• To avoid this we had to coil up the tails and tie them with a soft rope hobble.
• Bandages and supporters of India-rubber avail him much when first he begins to hobble about his ward.
• The prisoners had thus far been docile and I did not think it necessary to hobble them.
• Fortunately no bones were broken and with much pain I managed to hobble to the official from whom I must obtain a pass to leave the city.
• Then the fallen ones scrambled up and began to hobble and limp and jerk along after their comrades.
• Since he had begun to hobble about, he had gradually come to be accepted by the town in general.

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