Lameness - Law Dictionary Search Results

Hobble

To walk lame bearing chiefly on one leg to walk with a hitch or hop or with crutches

Weak or lame in the loins

Crooked lame as a game leg

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Lame disabled in a crippled condition

Having a dry and contracted hoof which occasions pain and lameness

To make a cripple of to cripple to lame

halts or limps one who has lost or never had the use of a limb or limbs a lame person hence one who is partially disabled

staff with a crosspiece at the head to be placed under the arm or shoulder to support the lame or infirm in walking

To halt to walk lamely Also used figuratively

Estrepement [fr. estropier, Fr., to lame; extirpare, Lat.], any spoil or waste made by tenant for life upon any lands or woods to the

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