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creep under

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creep under something
to move slowly and carefully underneath something; to sneak underneath something. The dog crept under the table to escape punishment. The chipmunk crept under a pile of leaves and disappeared.
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Tests had shown the epoxy's "Fast Set" formulation to be "subject to creep under sustained tension loading.
Panel faults Big Dig glue; `This was a failure to understand epoxy ... by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
These flours are creep-resistant and do not demonstrate noticeable creep under pressures and temperatures used in investment casting.
Increase Ceramic Shell Quality via the Infiltration Method by Sturgis, David H. / Modern Casting
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