hobbler (Meaning)
hobbler (n)
someone who has a limp and walks with a hobbling gait
hobbler (n.)
One who hobbles.
One who by his tenure was to maintain a horse for military service; a kind of light horseman in the Middle Ages who was mounted on a hobby.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hobbler
Synonyms:
- derail
- give a hard time
- baffle
- cramp one's style
- check
- chain
- confine
- manacle
- repress
- blockade
- stump
- retard
- leash
- bind
- rein
- tether
- smother
- muzzle
- bog (down)
- roadblock
- hold up
- choke
- strangle
- frustrate
- stifle
- foil
- balk
- mire
- sabotage
- curb
- barricade
- halter
- retain
- brake
- suffocate
- arrest
- short-circuit
Antonyms:
hobbler Sentence Examples
- The injured hiker hobbled along the trail, his ankle throbbing with pain.
- The old woman leaned heavily on her hobblers as she made her way to the bus stop.
- The horse's hobblers restricted its movement, preventing it from running away.
- The children used hobblers to create a makeshift obstacle course in the backyard.
- The hobblers provided much-needed support for the patient as they recovered from surgery.
- The farmer hobbled around the barn, tending to his livestock.
- The hobblers kept the cow from straying too far from the herd.
- The hiker used hobblers to stabilize his sprained knee during his descent.
- The hobblers helped the elderly woman regain her balance after a fall.
- The injured athlete hobbled back to the dugout, his dreams of winning the game dashed.
FAQs About the word hobbler
someone who has a limp and walks with a hobbling gaitOne who hobbles., One who by his tenure was to maintain a horse for military service; a kind of light horse
hamper, embarrass, hinder,impede, obstruct,handicap, clog, handcuff, encumber, hog-tie
facilitate, facilitate, open, aid, open, assist, help, assist, aid,help
The injured hiker hobbled along the trail, his ankle throbbing with pain.
The old woman leaned heavily on her hobblers as she made her way to the bus stop.
The horse's hobblers restricted its movement, preventing it from running away.
The children used hobblers to create a makeshift obstacle course in the backyard.
