lumbered

All antsy-ness dissipated when Kristian Nairn, a.k.a. Hodor, lumbered onstage.

Bush then lumbered him with a vast new bureaucracy now encompassing over 2,000 souls.

The normally debonair George Hamilton lumbered around the Stars stage during Season Two, lacking all of his usual grace.

The carriage turned about, and with Richard following lumbered back across the bridge and through the town to Lupton House.

He lumbered off and shortly returned with a counterpart of himself.

A 'bus lumbered sleepily over the bridge with three straining horses.

Also, traveling with a pack on one's back was much easier here than in the lumbered country.

He rose and rushed at the bird with clenched fist, cursing it as it lumbered awkwardly away.