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crawl across

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crawl across something and crawl along something
[for someone] to move across something on hands and knees; [for an insect or something similar] to walk across something. The wounded officer had to crawl across the open area to get to safety. The caterpillar crawled across the leaf and stopped at the end. She crawled along the catwalk, fearing to look down.
See also: across, crawl


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Southbound traffic moved at a crawl across from the accident scene.
You open it up to see your wife has just sent you a video of your baby taking their first crawl across the floor.
Convicted drug dealer Liam Woodier was the banned motorist who struck Robert Clark on Normanby Road, South Bank, in the early hours of February 4, 2006, after a pub and club crawl across Teesside.
 
 
 
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