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army crawling

army crawling is the present participle and gerund of army crawl.

Meaning of army crawl

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.

Questions about army crawling

What is army crawling the present participle and gerund of?
Army crawling is the present participle and gerund of army crawl.

Words near army crawling in the dictionary

  1. army boots
  2. army brat
  3. army brats
  4. army crawl
  5. army crawled
  6. army crawling
  7. army crawls
  8. army cutworm
  9. army cutworms
  10. Army General
  11. army golf

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