Reverse Dictionary: HAMPER (impede)

ADJECTIVES
► CABINED cramped, hampered, confined in action, thought, etc. → 1853
► CLOGGED hampered in movement or progress → 1450
► CUMBERED encumbered; hindered, hampered, occupied obstructively → 1590 
► DIFFICULTED hampered, obstructed → 1641
► EMBARRASSED hampered, impeded, hindered → 1677
► ENCUMBERED hampered, burdened → 1785
► FETLOCKED hampered, shackled → 1725
► FETTERED hampered by disadvantageous conditions → 1856
► HALTERED fettered, hampered → 1510
► HAND-BOUND hampered, put to inconvenience → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► HANDICAPPED that has been hampered or hindered in success or progress → 1867
► HOBBLING hampering a person or thing → 1833
► TAIGLIN delaying, hampering → 1793 Sc.
► TUCKED hampered or cramped for lack of space, time, means, etc. → 1887 colloq.
► UNEMBARRASSED not hampered or impeded → 1708

VERBS
► AIL to hamper, to obstruct, to interfere with → 1499 Sc.
► AMAR to hamper, to hinder → a1000 obs.
► CABIN to confine with narrow and  hampering bounds → 1616
► CLOG to hamper, to hinder → 1679
► CRIB to confine within a small space or narrow limits; to hamper → 1616 
► CUMBER to hamper, to embarrass, to hinder, to get in the way of → 1487 
► EMBARRASS to hamper or impede a person, action, etc. → 1578
► ENCRAMPISE ► ENCRAMPISH to cramp, to hamper → 1430 obs.
► ENCUMBER to hamper or impede a person, action, etc. → 1386
► HABBLE to impede, to hamper or foil in the performance of anything → 1825 Sc.
► HALTER to put a restraint or check upon; to hamper; to fetter → 1577
► HAWM to shackle, to clog, to hamper → 1890 Eng. dial.
► HOBBLE to hamper a person; to impede → 1649
► LANGLE to involve, to encumber, to curb, to restrain, to hamper, to frustrate → 1713 Sc.
► MAR to hamper, to hinder, to interfere with, to interrupt or stop a person, event, or thing → a1000 obs.
► MOOR to impede, to hamper → 1905 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
► RED-LIGHT to deter, to hamper → 1975 colloq., chiefly Film & Television usage
► STRAITEN to hamper, to impede in action → 1607 obs.
► STRANGLE to hamper or destroy by excessive restrictions → 1616
► TRAMMEL to hamper, to impede, to confine → 1727
► TUCK to cramp or hamper by lack of space, time, or means → 1886