scamper (Meaning)
scamper (n)
rushing about hastily in an undignified way
scamper (v)
to move about or proceed hurriedly
scamper (v. t.)
To run with speed; to run or move in a quick, hurried manner; to hasten away.
scamper (n.)
A scampering; a hasty flight.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scamper
Synonyms:
- hasten
- canter
- whirl
- zoom
- spring
- step (along)
- hustle
- hurl
- rip
- jet
- rocket
- shoot
- bound
- cannonball
- rustle
- hotfoot (it)
- barrel
- shag
- blow
- hie
- careen
- leg (it)
- lope
- foot (it)
- bomb
- buzz
- belt
- hoof (it)
- hare
- pelt
- blaze
- blast
- tear
- breeze
- ram
- whisk
- bolt
- bowl
- nip
- scuttle
- hump
- course
- hurtle
- bustle
Antonyms:
scamper Sentence Examples
- The squirrels scampered through the trees with lightning speed, their bushy tails swaying behind them.
- The children scampered into the playground, eager to start their day of fun and games.
- The kitten scampered across the carpet, its tiny paws pattering softly.
- The mice scampered through the walls of the old house, their tiny feet barely making a sound.
- The rabbits scampered through the field, their long ears twitching as they searched for food.
- The birds scampered from the tree branches, their wings fluttering as they flew away.
- The horses scampered across the meadow, their manes and tails flowing behind them.
- The students scampered out of the classroom, eager to enjoy their recess break.
- The monkeys scampered up the trees, their acrobatic skills on full display.
- The ants scampered through the grass, carrying leaves back to their nest.
FAQs About the word scamper
rushing about hastily in an undignified way, to move about or proceed hurriedlyTo run with speed; to run or move in a quick, hurried manner; to hasten away., A
gallop, run, hurry, jog,trot, skip, race, sprint, zip,rush
shuffle, crawl, dawdle, creep, linger, dawdle, loiter, shuffle, stroll, amble
The squirrels scampered through the trees with lightning speed, their bushy tails swaying behind them.
The children scampered into the playground, eager to start their day of fun and games.
The kitten scampered across the carpet, its tiny paws pattering softly.
The mice scampered through the walls of the old house, their tiny feet barely making a sound.
