hamper

I believe our children, if we do not hamper them, will never know the struggle we have had.

Public sympathy has enabled it to hamper me in this fashion.

She would help the politician, while another might hamper the man.'

That is because the heart is not allowed to hamper the head.

A new book of Meredith's comes to me like a hamper of noble wines.

He isn't hampered by the dull, petty details of life that hamper us.

"The loss of hamper forward will make her the more weatherly," says Captain Rosy.

I think as a matter of fact, that marriage did not hamper him in anything.

“My brother Will used to call a hamper a cargo,” said Aspinall.

He has made for the passes and slain his prisoners, that they may not hamper his march.