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• round: We were a couple of puppies scampering round and making puddles on the carpets of society.

• run: Ponting saves the boundary, but his kick to safety enables the batsmen to scamper four runs easily.

• pooch: From scampering pooches to cuddly kittens, now you can add a new furry friend to your Sims ' lives.

Adjective complement

• clear: Lee Smith scampered clear only to produce a weak shot at the keeper.

Modifying Another Word

• away: City broke through the middle, Peter Thorne threaded a through ball to send Earnie scampering away toward the area on the left.

• about: There may he a Siamese or white Persian kitten in the party or tame red squirrels scampering about.

• back: It scampers back into its small hole, cheese in mouth.

• then: We paid up and then scampered through the rain to catch the bus home.

• all: Wagtails scratching in the ground, squirrels scamper all around Hiding nuts for their winter store.

• approximately: The small rodents scampered approximately, which are occupied in the daily implementations of their gloomy lives.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: The small rodents scampered around, taking care in the daily accomplishments of its sad lives.

• off: They would scamper off into the woods that lined Keeper's Hill.

• over: They scampered over to see what they had hit.

• up: She sits, nods and shakes her head, scampers up your arm, reads and even eats invisible treats!

• out: The slow movement ventured boldly into dark harmonic realms, the finale scampered out into the sunlight.

• across: A Mink then scampered across in front of the hide.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: Monkeys in the trees gaze, pluck leaves, scamper down the highways, make out.

• up: To reach Whiteford Point you can either walk around the beach at the headland or scamper up the dunes.

• off: You sniff the air You say, " I wonder where Kitten scampered off ta... " Artus says, " Miss Kitten?

Particle object: up_obj

• tree: You may also see gray squirrels scampering up the trees, but the red squirrel is extinct here.