arthritically

Taken on its own terms, Slow Love is a compelling and often funny addition to that burgeoning literary subset of autobiography: namely, women's memoirs about being knocked down in midlife and, painfully, arthritically, figuring out a way to get up again.

When Work And Love Hit The Skids, 'Slow' Down 2010

She touched the wall slowly, arthritically, and a section slid open with a grating crunch.

Hellgate London Covenant Mel Odom 2008

Monday I woke with my knees throbbing — both arthritically and empathically — and, despite the sunshine streaming through my bedroom window, felt shrouded in gloom.

The Brady-less Bunch in Boston 2008

Her arms moved arthritically, but she caught his massive head in her hands.

Hellgate London Covenant Mel Odom 2008

Chances are that in 2012, we'll still be watching an ancient Tina Turner or Mick Jagger writhe and wriggle, arthritically, across a concert stage in London or Tokyo.

Young At Heart 2007

The room has no windows, and an inadequate standing FAN oscillates arthritically.

July 2006 2006

The room has no windows, and an inadequate standing FAN oscillates arthritically.

A One-Dress Play. - A Dress A Day 2006

Some nights I slept for four or five hours — five was my record, I think — and woke in a slurry of dander, which Diane would clean from the blood-pocked bed while I shifted arthritically to a bedside chair.

Spin 2005

The visitors watched an elder arthritically remove his shoes, then enter.

Wolves Eat Dogs Smith, Martin Cruz, 1942- 2004

His arthritically warped hands rattled the cup and saucer as he placed it in front of her.

Change Me Into Zeus’s Daughter Barbara Robinette Moss 2001