1) Advance gradually 2) Advance slowly 3) Advance stealthily 4) Boring guy 5) Boring person, slang 6) Crawl 7) Crawl along 8) Crawl furtively 9) Crawl like a tot 10) Crawl stealthily 11) Crawler about to peer round 12) Crawler ordered crepe 13) Debut single 14) Dirty rotten scoundrel 15) Disagreeable person
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1) Bozo 2) Crawl 3) Crawling 4) Creeping 5) Edge 6) Flatterer 7) Formicate 8) Go on tiptoe 9) Go-slow 10) Grovel 11) Inch 12) Jerk 13) Lurk 14) Pussyfoot 15) Seep 16) Slip 17) Spook 18) Steal 19) Tiptoe 20) Toady 21) Unpopularperson 22) Weirdie 23) Weirdo 24) Weirdy
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- someone unpleasantly strange or eccentric
- a slow longitudinal movement or deformation
- a pen that is fenced so that young animals can enter but adults cannot
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• (v. t.) To grow, as a vine, clinging to the ground or to some other support by means of roots or rootlets, or by tendrils, along its length. • (n.) The act or process of creeping. • (v. i.) To drag in deep water with creepers, as for recovering a submarine cable. • (v. t.) To have a sensation as of insects creeping on the skin...
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(F fluage, R curgere lenta) Slow deformation of a stressed material at temperatures which may be within or above the normal working range of the material (BS 1755)
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(from the article `deformation and flow`) ...the resulting deformation is not achieved immediately. Rather, the solid gradually deforms and attains its steady-state deformation only after a ... ...elastic-plastic. Permanent deformation of a sort that depends mainly on time of exposure to a stress—and that tends to increase signific...
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a condition under which a wheel producing tractive or braking effort rotates slightly faster or slower than that required by the speed of the vehicle NOTE - The value may be expressed either in percentage or in absolute terms.
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To creep is to practice formation skydiving sequences while laying prone on a creeper
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A permanent deformation in a material which occurs over a period of time, often associated with plant operating at high temperatures.
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Any time-dependent strain developing in a material or an object in response to the application of a force or stress. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(krēp) a physical property of materials that results in progressive deformation when a constant load is applied over time; it allows soft tissues to tolerate applied loads by lengthening. to move along the ground using the arms and legs for propulsion. The trunk does not touch the ground.
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The slowest form of mass movement, measured in millimeters or centimeters per year and occurring on virtually all slopes. cross bed A bed made up of particles dropped from a moving current, as of wind or water, and marked by a downward slope that indicates the direction of the current that deposited them.
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Creep (krēp)
transitive verb [
imperfect Crept (krĕpt) (
Crope (krōp), Obsolete);
past participle Crept ;
present participle & verbal noun Creeping .] [ Middle English
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Creep noun 1. The act or process of creeping.
2. A distressing sensation, or sound, like that occasioned by the creeping of insects. « A
creep of undefinable horror.
Blackwood's Mag. » « Out of the stillness, with gathering
creep , Like rising...
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Area mares can't enter, but foals can, where foals can feed free choice
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A metal which slowly deforms under pressure or tension is said to creep. Lead creeps at room temperature, mild steel creeps at elevated temperature.
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(1) Slow mass movement of soil downslope. Occurs where the stresses on the slope material are too small to create a rapid failure. See soil creep. (2) Another term used to describe traction.
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a way that snow or ice can move by deforming its internal structure.
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A creep is a shelter for young lambs that ewes are not able to enter. Feeding is supplied inside to encourage the lambs to take up solid food.(Picture)
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noun a pen that is fenced so that young animals can enter but adults cannot
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A time-dependent deformation of a structural member under a sustained constant load.
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1. The very slow, generally continuous downslope movement of soil and debris under the influence of gravity. 2. The movement of sand grains along the land surface.
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An area that lambs can freely enter and exit but is inaccessible by ewes.
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(sediment grains) slow, sliding movement of small pebbles along desert surfaces due to impacts of wind-borne sand grains.
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A metal failure caused by elongation due to continuous stress.
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