Definition Conjugation
Definition of scutter - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
hurried movementRare UK move hurriedly with short quick stepsRare UK
- The mice scutter across the kitchen floor when they hear noises..
2.
movementRare UK run with a light pattering noiseRare UK
- The mice scutter across the attic floor.
Origin of scutter
Middle English, scut (hare's tail) + -er (agent)
Examples of scutter in a sentence
I saw the crabs scutter along the beach. Leaves scutter in the autumn breeze. Raindrops scutter down the window pane.
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- French:courir, trottiner, ...
- German:hastig mit kleinen Schritten bewegen, huschen, ...
- Italian:correre in fretta, correre, ...
- Spanish:moverse rápidamente, corretear, ...
- Portuguese:correr apressadamente, deslizar, ...
- Chinese:急匆匆地跑, 窸窸窣窣地跑动, ...
- Japanese:ちょこちょこ走る, パタパタ走る, ...
- Arabic:خَبَبَ, جَرَى, ...
- Hebrew:לָרוּץ בְּמַהֵרוּת בְּצְעָדִים קְצָרִים, לְהִתְפַּזֵּר, ...
- Russian:шмыгать, шуршать, ...
- Ukrainian:швидко бігти, шурхотіти, ...
- Hindi:फुर्र से भागना, दौड़ना, ...
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