hobbler Definition
- 1a person or thing that hobbles (walks with difficulty)
- 2a rope or chain used to restrict the movement of a ship or boat
Using hobbler: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hobbler" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The old man was a hobbler, using a cane to walk.
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The ship's hobbler was used to anchor it in place.
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The hobbler on the boat kept the vessel from drifting away.
hobbler Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for hobbler
- limper
- lame person
- cripple
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Summary: hobbler in Brief
A 'hobbler' [ˈhɒblə(r)] is either a person or thing that hobbles, meaning walks with difficulty, or a rope or chain used to restrict the movement of a ship or boat. Examples include 'The old man was a hobbler, using a cane to walk.' and 'The ship's hobbler was used to anchor it in place.'
