Interrupted, in various senses: see the verb. In quot. 1667, Forming an interval or breach between two parts of something. Usually construed as past…

Hindered, impeded.

Impeded, obstructed, hindered; having an impediment, defective. Astrology: see impedite, v. 2.

Affected or characterized by obstacles or difficulties; hampered, impeded, hindered. Now rare.

Stopped up, blocked; hindered, impeded.

Bound or restricted as in a trammel (in various senses of trammel, n.1); hindered, impeded; entangled, caught in difficulties or complexities.

tucked up (of a dog or horse): having the flanks drawn in from hunger, malnutrition, or fatigue; hence, tired out, exhausted. Cf. tucker, v.1, tuc…

Caught or impaled upon a snag. Also figurative.