Definition of hirple in English:

hirple

verb ˈhəːp(ə)l

Northern English, Scottish

no object, with adverbial of direction Walk with a limp; hobble.
Donald hirpled out to greet him
Example sentencesExamples
- He subsequently endured an endless winter hirpling from hospital ward to surgery room and X-ray department.
- At the moment of his ultimate triumph, Stein left the bench in Lisbon, and he can be seen hirpling away to the dressing room.
- Learning to walk again, hirpling on crutches and climbing up stairs with these supports were all experiences that initially filled him full of dread.
- For the other point about skiers is that the blighters are always hirpling about on crutches.
- After returning to the UK he more or less hopped and hirpled his way home from the south of England to Lewis.
- Many former players hirpling around with knackered knees and hips have reason to rue the indiscriminate use of drugs.
- Chapman magazine, founded in 1970, is hirpling toward its 100th issue.
Synonyms
totter, teeter, toddle, hobble, shuffle, shamble, falter, walk haltingly, walk with difficulty, move falteringly, stumble, stagger, sway, lurch, reel

Origin

Late 15th century: of unknown origin.

单词	hirple
释义	Definition of hirple in English: hirple verb ˈhəːp(ə)l Northern English, Scottish no object, with adverbial of direction Walk with a limp; hobble. Donald hirpled out to greet him Example sentencesExamples He subsequently endured an endless winter hirpling from hospital ward to surgery room and X-ray department. At the moment of his ultimate triumph, Stein left the bench in Lisbon, and he can be seen hirpling away to the dressing room. Learning to walk again, hirpling on crutches and climbing up stairs with these supports were all experiences that initially filled him full of dread. For the other point about skiers is that the blighters are always hirpling about on crutches. After returning to the UK he more or less hopped and hirpled his way home from the south of England to Lewis. Many former players hirpling around with knackered knees and hips have reason to rue the indiscriminate use of drugs. Chapman magazine, founded in 1970, is hirpling toward its 100th issue. Synonyms totter, teeter, toddle, hobble, shuffle, shamble, falter, walk haltingly, walk with difficulty, move falteringly, stumble, stagger, sway, lurch, reel Origin Late 15th century: of unknown origin.
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