hop along
Move while limping
Hop along means to move forward by hopping, or more loosely, to proceed despite difficulty or delay.
It often suggests awkward or impeded movement: The injured bird hopped along the sidewalk.
As a command, it's a casual way of telling someone to get going or keep up: Hop along now, we're running late.
- pranceStep high and proud
- hobbleWalk with impaired gait
- jumpPropel oneself airborne
- limpLacking firmness or rigidity
- totterMove unsteadily, nearly falling
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