gazelled

Verb

gazelle (third-person singular simple present gazelles, present participle gazelling, simple past and past participle gazelled)

1. (figuratively, intransitive) To leap like a gazelle.
   • And all of the pine trees were in a bad state of repair, owning charred stumps of arms and blasted heads. Quite a number of them were dead; some of the corpses leaned starkly back in the arms of a live brother, but most of them preferred to fall across the road. Owing to this the car was soon...1917, Marion Hill, chapter 2, in McAllister’s Grove, page 21
2. (figuratively, intransitive) To go fast; to speed; to rush.
   • Nadezhda and I biked over together, me dressed in colonial whites, trundling along with other cyclists gazelling by me on both sides […]1990, Kim Stanley Robinson, Pacific Edge, page 90

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