All 6 Uses

hobbled
in
The Mark of Athena
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"Charleston," Percy said, hobbling around the deck like an old man.†
p. 207.6 *
She made it across the trench and hobbled slowly into the corridor.†
p. 426.9
She hobbled onward, convinced that something was following her.†
p. 427.7
Annabeth hobbled to one of the wall sconces and snatched up the torch.†
p. 429.8
A new crack appeared in the floor, and she hobbled back.†
p. 546.6
Annabeth glimpsed Nico hobbling in their direction, Hazel trying to disentangle her cavalry sword from the rope ladder.†
p. 566.3

Definitions:

(1) (hobbled as in: she hobbled up the hill)
walked with difficulty (due to injury or physical impediment)

or:

hindered (made the action or progress of something difficult)
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Hobble originally referred to tying together two legs of horses or cattle, so they would not wander far away.