[f. LUMBAGO sb.] trans. To afflict with lumbago.
1796. ‘A. Pasquin,’ New Brighton Guide (ed. 6), 26. He’s lumbago’d [by the north or east wind] the rest of his days.
1880. Gentl. Mag., Oct., 504. Roasting his knees and nose, while his back is lumbagoed by exposure to the … cold air.
