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scamper

[skam-per] / ˈskæm pər /


Example Sentences

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Sue’s dog and Karen’s puppies scampered around everyone.

From Literature

The fire scampered up a pine, and—WOOMPH—the tree burst into flames.

From Literature

With two needed from two balls, Wildermuth slashed the penultimate delivery to backward point and a misfield allowed him to scamper back for a second, finishing unbeaten on 110 off 54.

From BBC

Thought and feeling bubble up beneath visible restraint—she’ll let a nervous glance scamper this way or that, or wear a smile that’s still crimped at the edges amid the teasing interplay of her peers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Orchards, wildernesses and bowers abound in her fiction, where her heroines contemplate curated views or scamper across fields and over stiles.

From The Wall Street Journal