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scurry along

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scurry along
to run or scamper along fast. The children scurried along, trotting to school. We scurried along the trail, keeping watch out for things that might trip us up.
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HIGH above the city, where the air is clean and good, men and women dream awhile in their gardens, while down below on the streets thousands of hot feet scurry along the concrete in the unyielding frenzy of daily living.
In a transistor, electrons scurry along a channel whose length partly determines the device's speed.
Skipper Paul Lambert tried to ease it - firstly with a fierce drive which knocked Strong out cold, then, as the ball came out, with a curling shot from 20 yards which forced Goram to scurry along his goal line to stop.
 
 
 
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