verb
definition
To run with quick light steps, to scamper.
Examples of scurried in a Sentence
Horses stomped, dogs barked, and children scurried everywhere.
Dawkins asked as he waved a foot at the cat, who scurried back and repeated her greeting.
The agent scurried away and Denton immediately turned on her.
Delivery people scurried about situating floral arrangements and dry ice.
Servants scurried to prepare it for the feast while Memon sat atop his throne, Sirian before him.
Dean made a move toward her, but she scurried out the door with a loud laugh, still naked, dragging her white dress behind her.
The most curious looker, who sat at the first desk, scurried to an empty desk three stations away and began rummaging through the drawers.
Dean angrily followed her as she scurried upstairs.
I scurried down the dark eerie corridor to my room, the last room on the left.
Just yesterday, Little Sister scurried up the back staircase to the second floor.
Picking the plant up and snapping his empty briefcase shut, he scurried toward the door, trying to be as discreet as possible.
Back at Bar Pot Steve rigged whilst Alison scurried off to find cover for a call of nature.
He scurried away to hide behind a rock in what I 'm sure could only be embarrassment.
The floor manager - for it was he - then scurried out of sight, already fleeing the scene of the crime.