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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. clamber up (something) to climb up something, especially in a particular way. The wall climbers clambered up the wall quickly. Tricia clambered up the ladder and cautiously went down again. See also: up 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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The driver of the truck gets out, opens the back of his vehicle, and clambers inside. A very small girl, boldly sketched and dressed in bright orange and green, clambers up her very tall Daddy, who plays his role with such verisimilitude that he's depicted in a tweedy stone gray. The camera clambers about her body and wheels above her head, rummages in the folds of her dress and zooms into her mouth. |
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