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scuttle away

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scuttle away
[for a small animal] to run away. The otters scuttled away as we approached. A skunk scuttled away quickly—thank heavens.
See also: away, scuttle


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Acts appear, perform to great applause, then quickly scuttle away, making room for another bedazzling performance.
Shells that appear empty and lifeless will suddenly push out hairy legs and scuttle away.
Indeed, Everton were lucky to scuttle away at the end with even a point after exciting young West Ham striker Freddie Sears twice went agonisingly close to giving his side victory.
 
 
 
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