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creep along

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creep along something
to move along something slowly and carefully; to sneak along something. Creep along the side of the building until you reach the door. The cat crept along the narrow kitchen counter.
See also: along, creep
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Remove strawberry runners before they start to creep along the ground.
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NATIVE FERNS, MOSS, AND GRASSES WILLIAM CULLINA In contrast to their 50-foot-tall predecessors that towered beside the dinosaurs, modern day club-mosses creep along the forest floor from the tropics to the tundra.
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It is able to creep along at deliberately slow speeds for delicate operations and may accelerate to high speeds to enable rapid travel.
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