crawling

/ˈkrɔlɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act of moving on hands and knees or close to the ground.
    • Crawling under the fence was the only way to get through.
    • The soldier's crawling through the mud was slow and careful.
    • Crawling is an important stage of a baby's development.
Synonyms
adjective
  1. Covered with or full of crawling things, especially insects.
    • The garbage can was crawling with maggots.
    • After the picnic, the table was crawling with bees.
    • The old log was crawling with ants.
  2. Feeling as if insects are moving on your skin, often from fear or disgust.
    • Just thinking about spiders makes me feel crawling all over.
    • The creepy old house gave him a crawling sensation.
    • The horror movie made my skin feel crawling.
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