rheumaticky

If I can haul myself up this cliff, then a convoy of rheumaticky grandmothers can let themselves down!

And can you see it will not cure rheumaticky knees, but it gets you rid of the acid for the time being.

It's me rheumaticky eyes what's waterin'!"

Macpherson contented himself with a patrol of the low ground in the glen, for his legs were not as nimble as they once had been and his back had a rheumaticky stiffness.

We had the ward-room mess on deck, lit by pink wax tapers, everybody, of course, in uniform but myself, and the first lieutenant (who is a rheumaticky body) wrapped in a boat cloak.