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scuttle across

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scuttle across something
to hurry across something. (Said especially of a small animal.) A tiny mouse scuttled across the kitchen floor and startled me. A rabbit scuttled across my path.
See also: across, scuttle


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Brendel's inimitable gait -- a forward-leaning scuttle across the stage -- has become more bowed with age and arthritis prevents him from playing gargantuan works of the repertoire, such as Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" or Liszt's B-minor sonata.
Since insects or crustaceans are not known for qualities such as empathy, you can imagine that if they came down from the walls, they might scuttle across the floor and devour you.
Twenty seconds isn't long to scuttle across the most noble thoroughfare in Dublin.
 
 
 
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