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army crawl

army crawl verb: to crawl using only or primarily the arms, allowing the rest of the body to trail behind.

Verb

army crawl (third-person singular simple present army crawls, present participle army crawling, simple past and past participle army crawled)

  1. To crawl using only or primarily the arms, allowing the rest of the body to trail behind.

Forms of army crawl

third-person singular presentarmy crawls
present participlearmy crawling
past participlearmy crawled
pastarmy crawled

Questions about army crawl

What does army crawl mean?
Army crawl means to crawl using only or primarily the arms, allowing the rest of the body to trail behind.
What part of speech is army crawl?
Army crawl is a verb.
What is the past tense of army crawl?
The past tense of army crawl is army crawled.

Words near army crawl in the dictionary

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  3. army boots
  4. army brat
  5. army brats
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  7. army crawled
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  10. army cutworm
  11. army cutworms

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