SCAMPERING Meaning and
Definition
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Scampering is an action verb used to describe the quick and playful movement of a person or animal. It typically entails rapid and short steps or leaps, with a light and nimble quality. The term is often associated with small creatures, such as rodents or children, but can also apply to larger animals when they exhibit a similar rapid and lively movement.
Scampering often conveys a sense of energy, excitement, or a desire to explore or play. It signifies a spontaneous and spontaneous burst of movement, usually involving quick changes in direction or quick bursts of speed. The steps involved in scampering are often light and delicate, suggesting a lack of weight or intensity.
The word can also be used metaphorically to describe human or non-living objects engaging in a similar type of movement. For example, one might refer to leaves or dust "scampering" across the ground in a gust of wind, or a fast-moving car "scampering" through city streets.
In a broader sense, scampering can be seen as a symbol of liveliness, agility, and a zest for life. Its association with small creatures often adds a touch of cuteness or playfulness to the movement being described. Overall, "scampering" captures the essence of rapid and spirited movement, often with a hint of charm or delight.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of SCAMPERING
The word "scamper" is derived from the Middle Dutch word "schamperen", which means "to flee in a cowardly manner" or "to run away in a hurry". It came into Middle English as "scamperen" with a similar meaning. Over time, "scampering" evolved as the present participle form of "scamper" to describe the quick and playful running or darting movements of small animals such as squirrels or rabbits.
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Conjugate verb Scampering
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