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scutter

[skuht-er] / ˈskʌt ər /


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These venomous pencil-length arthropods scutter beneath the leaves of East Asian and Australian forests, their black, multisegmented bodies and bright red pincers hidden from view.

From Science Magazine Feb. 12, 2023

But every boy, even the valiant Johnny Trumbull, was gone in a mad scutter.

From The Copy-Cat and Other Stories by Freeman, Mary Eleanor Wilkins

At sunrise the river would shoulder her carefully into her place, and listen to the rush and scutter of the pack fleeing up the gang-plank, and the tramp of the Governor's Arab behind them.

From Actions and Reactions by Kipling, Rudyard

Things boom overhead like bitterns, or scutter alongside like hares, or arise dripping and hissing from below like otters.

From Sea Warfare by Kipling, Rudyard

From the door he watched the man scutter down the long, long corridor out of sight.

From Zero Data by Saphro, Charles




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