Cases of word usage

1) a person unable to walk or move properly because of injury or weakness in the spine or legs (cripple)

2) a stick used as a support under the arm to help a disabled person to walk (crutch)

3) to move, walk or act in an uncertain or hesitating manner, from either weakness or fear (falter)

4) (to cross a river using) a shallow place where it is possible to walk or drive across (ford)

5) (to go for) a long walk in the country (hike)

6) to walk with difficulty as when injured (hobble)

7) not able to walk normally because of an injury or defect; (of an excuse, argument etc) weak and unsatisfactory (lame)

8) the third month of the year, with 31 days; (to cause a person) to walk as soldiers do, with regular steps (march)

9) an area at the side of a street for people to walk on (pavement)

10) to walk slowly with a heavy step (plod)