verb

crawl

to crawl, to creep

The baby is learning to crawl.

The baby is learning to crawl.

The traffic was crawling along.

The traffic was crawling along.

The spider crawled up the wall.

The spider crawled up the wall.

((...)) to move forward on hands and knees The baby is learning to crawl.

((...)) (of traffic) to move very slowly The traffic was crawling along.

Synonyms: creep, slither

Possibly from Old Norse 'krafla', meaning 'to claw'.

Think of a baby 'crawling' on a colourful 'wall'.

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