saddled

The play revolves around two modern-day brothers, Booth and Lincoln, whose fate may be determined by the names their profoundly neglectful parents saddled them with as a joke — a joke with an archetypal punchline.

She was six years old when she first saddled up with the pony at a riding school.

All this is to say, “Star Trek: Section 31” was saddled with an impossible degree of difficulty from the jump.

Already saddled with at least three bankruptcies, he struggled to regain control of his archives.

Austin Reaves, saddled with foul trouble, pushed the ball toward help.