scamper
verbDivide scamper into syllables:
scam · per
How to pronounce scamper:
Definition of scamper:
- scamper (verb):
- to run about hurriedly or quickly
- to run nimbly and usually playfully about
Synonyms for scamper:
crab
scurry
scuttle
skitter
Antonyms for scamper:
aid
amble
arrive
be indolent
bimble
catch
cease
check
come
come back
continue
crawl
creep
dally
dawdle
decelerate
delay
diddle-daddle
discourage
dissuade
drag
end
face
finish
fix
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