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clamber onto something and clamber in (to something); clamber on to climb onto something clumsily. The kids clambered onto the tractor and tried to start it. The wagon stopped and the kids clambered on. All the campers clambered into the bus. See also: clamber How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If it's a willing crowd, we'll enjoy ourselves, but not when people clamber on the stage drunkenly and shout things like: "Have you got any Abba? Decked out n Diesel shoes and clingy hot pink shirts, Thailand's "ladyboys" grab their mallets, clamber on the backs of their animals, and ready themselves for a ferocious game of polo. 10pm, the skydivers - including European champion Phil Curtis, four world champions and nine national skydiving champions - were given the green light to clamber on to the outside of the aeroplane and, following a signal from the team leader, threw themselves into the air. |
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