Usage of "scuttle back"

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Usage of scuttle back in English

There is just time to scuttle back to quarters and disarm. 
 The First Hundred Thousand: Being the Unofficial Chronicle of a ... 

Then I would scuttle back into the brush and hide. 
 Vandemark's Folly 

There's the bell, we must scuttle back to our seats. 
 Three Soldiers 

She just wanted to scuttle back to the office. 
 Ladder of years: a novel 

After watching the device scuttle back and forth for a few moments O'Neil said shortly: 
 The Iron Trail 

Oh dear, perhaps it's time you scuttle back into the news blackout that is your cave! 
 The Guardian 

To some of these Kingozi spoke pleasantly with the immediate effect of causing them to scuttle back to cover. 
 The Leopard Woman 

A hand slowly raises and a taker emerges to grab a beer from the tray and scuttle back to his seat. 
 The Irish Times 

And I must warn you that your ultimatum leaves us no middle course: you force us to either scuttle back or shatter bedrock. 
 Fire With Fire 

Before she could give in to the instinct to scuttle back up the drainpipe and onto the roof, she considered the plan she'd abandoned. 
 Heir of Fire 

Unless the enemy scuttled back into the harbour a battle was inevitable. 
 Famous Sea Fights, from Salamis to Tsu-Shima 

He has scuttled back to Italy and left the device half built. 
 Wolf hall 

Beansy scuttles back to the pack and begins singing as they progress. 
 Pandaemonium 

So everybody did the prudent thing and scuttled back to their desks. 
 Witch Week 

Leia put down the scanner and scuttled back to the others. 
 Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi 

But the women stood firm and sent him scuttling back inside. 
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Meanings of scuttle back in English