clambering

People are still able to make the journey on foot, with pictures showing families clambering over rubble and scrambling through the four-metre crater in the road to get out of the country.

My father was clambering to get us leeward against capsize when my mother took to the starboard bow.

He suspects that if the costs of clambering in risky places are high, the benefits — such as fewer predators, and fabulous food — must be high, too.

The attacker was seen looking into people's homes and clambering into gardens as he marauded around the area.

It was overcrowded, with people clambering on the sides, and others standing up in the middle of it in the pre-dawn gloom.