What is another word for walked lamely?
Pronunciation: [wˈɔːkt lˈe͡ɪmli] (IPA) 
The phrase "walked lamely" can be replaced with several synonyms that describe a difficulty in walking. "Hobbled" implies a slow, awkward walking style due to injury or age. "Limped" suggests a painful or uneven gait, often caused by a physical condition. "Shuffled" indicates a lack of energy or purpose, with a dragging or shuffling of the feet. "Staggered" describes unsteadiness or drunkenness, with a weaving and uncoordinated movement. "Waddled" denotes a wobbly or clumsy gait, often used to describe the walking style of animals or people carrying excess weight. Each of these synonyms conveys a unique aspect of walking with difficulty.
