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crawl
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crawl
verb
/krɔːl/
craving
Crazy
Meaning
to move slowly on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground
to move slowly on hands and knees; to move very slowly
Example Sentences
The baby began to
crawl
across the floor.
The baby crawled across the floor to reach the toy.
Example Expressions
crawl out of one's skin
Synonyms
creep, inch, slither, drag, move slowly
Entry 1
creep, inch, slither, drag, move slowly
Entry 2
creep, slither, inch, move slowly
Antonyms
run, sprint, rush, dash
Entry 1
run, sprint, rush
Entry 2
run, sprint, dash, rush
Collocations
crawl slowly, crawl on the floor, crawl towards, baby crawl, crawl forward, crawl away, crawl under, crawl through
Entry 1
crawl slowly, crawl on the floor, crawl towards, baby crawl
Entry 2
crawl slowly, crawl forward, crawl away, crawl under, crawl through
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