- - Child will make progress, but traffic will barely move
- - Move on your hands and knees
- - Act in a servile manner? Swimmer might do this
- - Move like a spider
- - Emulate a baby
- - Left on stomach move thus?
- - a stroke in swimming
- - Move slowly along ground
- - Stomach large? Move slowly
- - Move on hands & knees
- - Get on the ground and move
- - Slowly ascending credits at a movie's end
- - Move slowly (as a baby does?)
- - Move on knees
- - Move like a caterpillar or a baby
- - Baby-like advance
- - Move like a seven-month-old
- - Go at a glacial pace
- - Move around like a baby
- - Travel like a tot
- - Move like a baby
- - Swim and move slowly
- - Move at a really slow pace
- - With 13-Down, move at a snail's place
- - Words moving along the bottom of a TV screen
- - Move like rush-hour traffic
- - Move like a tot
- - Before a walk
- - Move like a worm
- - Tot's gait
- - Move on all fours
- - Move very slowly
- - Move at a snail's pace
- - Move like a toddler
- - Move on hands and knees
- - Move slowly
- - Move slowly and don't start to scribble
- - ...... before you walk, like a baby learning to move?
- - move slowly on land or swim fast in water?
- - swimming stroke in which the feet are kicked like paddles while the arms reach forward and pull back through the water
- - move fast in the water or grovel?
- - Move like a baby, say
- - Advance very slowly
- - Stroke typically employed in freestyle swimming events
- - almost finished huge doughnut very slowly
- - Make slow progress on land, fast in water
- - 10 across could make your skin ..........
- - the front .......... is the fastest swimming stroke.
- - such credit bores! must you be so abject?
- - Freestyle stroke
- - creep caught uncooked leftovers initially
- - Behave abjectly when scrawling contents
- - caught unprepared by large stroke
- - baby gait?
- - Stroke cobbler's skin with his tool
- - How might babies swim?
- - Travel on all fours
- - Baby's creep
- - "Australian" swimming stroke
- - Swim stroke
- - Proceed on hands and knees
- - Swim thus, as babies do?
- - Go on hands and knees
- - Text message shown on CNN
- - Traffic-jam pace
- - Rush-hour traffic speed, often
- - Trouble in exam upsets creep
- - Stroke in slow movement
- - Slow rate
- - Swim before one can walk?
- - Very slow pace
- - Rush hour pace
- - Swim about naked on lake
- - Crop left to progress slowly
- - Feature of CNN or Fox News
- - Pub ...... (tour of taverns)
- - Stroke head and tail of cougar with tool
- - Swimmer's stroke
- - Pool option
- - Slow progress
- - Swimmer's option
- - In class, natural to make slow progress
- - Go on all fours
- - What many babies do
- - Pub ...... (bar-hopping tour)
- - Freestyle swimming stroke
- - Very slow traffic rate
- - Slow traffic pace
- - Rolling list of credits
- - TV credits list
- - Rush hour speed
- - Moving news?
- - Moving news channel feature
- - Australian ......
- - You're prone to do it
- - Hands-and-knees movement
- - CNN screen feature
- - Barely make headway
- - Early method of travel
- - Pub-...... (tour the taverns)
- - Teem (with)
- - Stroke at the pool
- - Rush-hour traffic speed
- - Traffic-jam verb
- - Australian, for one
- - Swimmer's speed stroke.
- - It originated in Australia.
- - Speedy swim stroke.
- - Pen for turtles.
- - Bow and scrape
- - Grovel
- - Slow pace
- - "Proceed slowly"
- - Swimming stroke
- - Inch along
- - Butterfly relative
- - ... space
- - Creep
- - Pool maneuver
- - Pool stroke
- - Slow movement?
- - Both sides of council protecting inexperienced creep
- - stroke and lick someone's boots
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