1. making someone or something unable to walk normally; causing lameness
Usage: present participle of ‘lame’

Examples

• The injury was laming the horse’s ability to run.
• The accident ended up laming him for several months.
• The disease was slowly laming the patient’s mobility.
• The fall was laming her left leg badly.
• The veterinarian warned that the condition could be laming if left untreated.