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be crawling with
verb as in pullulate
Example Sentences
My worlds are the only ones that are shrinking; hers might be crawling with hundreds of sims and I could be one of them.
"Most of the chatter I've seen about protests is that they're all going to be crawling with feds or set ups by the deep state to pull off false flags and make 'peaceful protestors' look bad," says conspiracy theory expert Mike Rothschild.
Some are clones of the originals, including Mrs. Ford’s shirtdresses, often paired with the silk scarves she favored, her many polka dots and her quilted bathrobes — especially the yellow robe she wore when she left the hospital after her mastectomy, when, Ms. Schulman said, “she knew the place would be crawling with journalists.”
When an Alpental ski patroller was asked on Monday if there was anywhere a group should avoid, even in what will soon be crawling with lift-serviced skiers and riders, he shrugged as he skied by and said: “Treat it like the backcountry.”
“Get with it, boy! We’re going to be crawling with suckers in a minute. How are we gonna bring them in if they can’t see Lucinda’s splendors?”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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