scudded

The sea had receded and scudded harmlessly onto the beach, the water sparkling in the sunlight.

The light clung to the glittering object, and then scudded away.

Ten miles scudded by monotonously without a sign of the mounds around the one-hundred-and-seventy-mile camp.

Under a light easterly breeze we scudded along with sail set and passed close to several outcrops.

The foam from the top of a mountain-wave scudded through the ropes of the car.

When the clouds scudded for a moment off the sun, he grinned up, and looked back blinded to the road.