hip-and-drop v.
(W.I.) to limp, either because of a temporary injury or a permanent deformity.
Dict. Carib. Eng. Usage 292/2: hip-and-drop [...] hop-and-drop [...] To walk with your body leaning to one side as if or because you are deformed. |
(W.I.) to limp, either because of a temporary injury or a permanent deformity.
Dict. Carib. Eng. Usage 292/2: hip-and-drop [...] hop-and-drop [...] To walk with your body leaning to one side as if or because you are deformed. |