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Definitions from the WebTerm: to scamper acrossDefinition:(Verb) To move quickly and playfully across, typically referring to an animal or small child. Senses:1. (Intransitive Verb) Describing the action of moving swiftly and lightly across a surface. 2. (Transitive Verb) Expressing the act of moving something swiftly and lightly across a surface. Examples:1. Sense 1: The squirrel scampered across the backyard, swiftly leaping from one tree to another. Related Product: Squirrel Feeder 2. Sense 2: The child scampered her fingers across the piano keys, producing a delightful melody. Related Product: Piano 3. Sense 1: The gazelle scampered across the grassland, effortlessly evading the pursuing lion. Related Product: Gazelle Figurine 4. Sense 2: The cat scampered its paws across the scratching post, enjoying a satisfying stretch. Related Product: Cat Scratching Post | ||||
to rocket to rollick to run to run down to run empty to rush to say alot to say one thing but do another to scamper across to screen from to see to sell to separate seed from a harvested plant to set to shape to ship to shoot a mocking bird
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