All 6 Uses

hobbled
in
Hollow City
(Auto-generated)

"I'll make you another offer," said Bekhir, pulling himself to his feet using the window bars, his hobbled silhouette outlined against the dark glass.†
p. 179.8 *
Bekhir hobbled to Hugh and shook his hand.†
p. 183.3
Then she leapt out of the trunk, hobbled into the square, and with one loud squawk scattered the rest of the pigeons.†
p. 229.5
Instead I hobbled to the window, forced myself upright, and projected my Feeling out toward the cathedral dome, visible over the rooftops just a few blocks away—then down at the street, where horse-drawn wagons rattled past.†
p. 262.5
I hobbled after them, my stomach writhing.†
p. 277.2
She turned and hobbled away into the passage.†
p. 326.9

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.