An entrance equipped with a hatch; especially a passageway between decks of a ship.
To move about or proceed hurriedly.
Container for coal; shaped to permit pouring the coal onto the fire.
1 I've seen 'em scuttle right up a hork tree after a howler.
2 In the shed, however, he put down the scuttle and stood still.
3 Ryan described the mail-fraud charge that threatened to scuttle Ricca's parole chances.
4 The tramp had managed to get through a scuttle on the roof.
5 When the cold light of day dawns they scuttle away and hide.
6 A single month of bad numbers does not scuttle the housing recovery.
7 Again he saw it scuttle hurriedly beneath another tree nearer the house.
8 Syrian waiters scuttle between the grilled meat stands and the packed tables.
9 He disappeared down a scuttle forward, leaving Vane somewhat disturbed in mind.
10 Heard his shoes scuttle along the floor as he kicked them off.
11 People on foot scuttle through it all, trying not to get hit.
12 You'd better go to Mr. Carr and ask him for the scuttle - butt .
13 I want to beach her, or scuttle her, and save the hull.
14 As he falls over backward I see two more lizards scuttle away.
15 The Egyptian guards parted at once, allowing the scribbler to scuttle away.
16 I crept out determined to scuttle the Indian's canoe and go away.
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