worming

Worming cavalcades of black (always black), bullet-proof Bentleys and Mercedeses move slowly toward the entrance.

Carelessness in worming was an unpardonable offence in the days of slavery, and was frequently punished with great severity.

"I little like that smoke, which you may see worming up along the rock above the canoe," interrupted the abstracted scout.

Phil could hear Quade frantically worming himself ahead, and he wondered achingly if it would lead anywhere.

The Kid ducked down and out of the car, worming his way around the building that concealed them.

He had guessed it, with his own cunning, after worming certain data out of a man who accompanied the lofty personage.