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slither
amble, flounce, hippety-hop, lunge, rack, sidle, sledding, slouch, straggle, tobogganing, wiggle
Definition
v.
to pass or move unobtrusively or smoothly
Last update: June 23, 2015
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The rider
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ed to the ground, patted the animal's neck, and turned forthwith towards the hut.
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My car
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ed through the hedge like butter, and then gave a sickening plunge forward.
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And past the dinner-table, now smoking and ready, he
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ed out of the house.
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Slither it on good and thick and let it trickle down into the cracks.
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Men and stones
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ed heterogeneously down the sliding gravel into the water.
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I
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ed across the yard of deck, engulfed in a whirl of water.
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Down
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ed the rug; and fell athwart the dog's shaggy back and one of the bags.
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The chips of ice
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ed between my legs and I could watch them till they brought up just above the bergschrund.
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He was for trying it there and then; but I objected, having no desire to be
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ed into the ditch.
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Then Philip
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ed softly through the dairy door, and shut it after him, leaving Kate and Pete together.
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It was just possible that on a day of complete calamity Jane should have
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ed off the scullery roof into the water-butt.
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