intransitive. To be lame, walk lame, limp. archaic.

intransitive. To move or walk lamely; to hobble. (Now chiefly Scottish)

intransitive. To walk with a limping gait; to limp, to hobble. Obsolete.

intransitive. To walk lamely, to halt. Also with about, along, away. Occasionally with cognate object.

intransitive. To limp.

To be lame, to limp.

To limp.

intransitive. Esp. of the legs: to be or become incurved. Hence (esp. of a horse): to be lame; to limp, to hobble. Cf. cripple, n. adj. Now rare.

intransitive. To limp, to halt.

intransitive. To go on crutches, to limp. (Also, to crutch it.)

intransitive. To walk lame. dialect.

intransitive. To move with a jerky or uneven gait; to limp (with a particular leg). Also with off. Cf. dot and carry one, n. adj.adv. dot and go one…

intransitive. To walk with an artificial leg; (hence) to walk with a stiff gait or a limp. Also transitive: to make (one's way) with or as with an…