Lame, limping.

Of a person or animal. Disabled or impaired in any way; weak, infirm; paralysed; unable to move. Const. on, of (cf. 1c). Obsolete exc. archaic.

Lame; limping.

Disabled from the use of one's limbs; lame. Obsolete or dialect, except in attributive use of A.

Paralysed, lame.

Deprived of the use of one's limbs; lame, disabled; also transferred and figurative: see the verb.

figurative and in extended use. Of a person: crippled. Also of a thing: defective; in a state of disrepair. Obsolete.

crippled.

limp-verse; limp-legged adj.

Somewhat limping; inclined to limp.

Somewhat lame.

That limps.

figurative. Lame, halting, maimed, etc.

Esp. of a horse: having a diseased or injured hip; (hence) lame, limping; = hip-shot, adj. 1. Also (and in earliest use) figurative: clumsy…

maimed or lame in the leg.

lame in the leg (cf. sense 3).

Somewhat crippled.

Of a person: unable to walk without difficulty; infirm, lame. Also of a body part: injured, impaired.

Crippled; disfigured.