slither
deslizarse
definition
verb
I spied a baby adder slithering away
move smoothly over a surface with a twisting or oscillating motion.
noun
a snakelike slither across the grass
a slithering movement.
translation of 'slither'
verb
ir rodando,
deslizarse,
ondular
example
The way on from here was a 'slither' down an inconspicuous and rather grotty looking muddy hole.
From there, it was a slow 'slither' up the rocky path of opportunity.
The trip begins quite innocuously as a slippery 'slither' along muddy calcite - awkward, but nothing to write home about.
a snakelike 'slither' across the grass
Be assured that I will continue my apparent never ending cycle, struggling to push my rock up the mountain only to watch it 'slither' and slide down after nearing the peak.
The crawl soon gives way to a small collapse chamber where a 'slither' through a narrow slot leads to cave of slightly more civilised proportions.
Viro heard a 'slither' , and a hiss, and looked above; from the rafters, a furred snake hung, its tail coiled upon a rotten wooded sign, the whitish paint flecked and gone.
The road twists vertiginously around sharp drop-offs, and nighttime is when poisonous fer-de-lance snakes 'slither' across the road.
He dapples the piece with shadow, signs his name in a loose-wristed 'slither' and slides the book forward.
She had mastered the texture not only of skin but of fabrics, from the 'slither' of silks to the deep tousle of thick wool and towelling and the stiff give of fine leather gloves.
From somewhere behind me, I heard a slight plop, a 'slither' and then a sudden weight on my bed.
a 'slither' of bacon
It's only a matter of time until they begin researching once the first whispers about Santa's non-existence 'slither' through the school.
a snake-like 'slither' across the grass
Three teams will crawl and wriggle and 'slither' to stalk and triangulate on a small guarded bridge.
It was all silent until Jake, the last person walking, heard a 'slither' .
To the right at the junction, is a 'slither' down to a pool of water.
Each rock was chosen and placed very precisely so that the pace of the water would change from a 'slither' to a surge at various points along the waterfall's course.
A tightish 'slither' down at the far end of Four Ways Chamber would have bought you to the same place.
Creatures that 'slither' , writhe or scuttle currently form the star attraction for visitors of all ages to the town.
A short 'slither' down enters an attractive little chamber, known as Flowstone Chamber.
The ship seems to 'slither' and move as if it's alive.
What looks like oil slicks 'slither' across the surface, multiple colors twisting over each other.
If you don't move fast, the snake will 'slither' away.
The sheen of satin, the 'slither' of the bias cut and the jewel-like colours so loved by Tamara were perfect for the Christmas fashion issue, in a season which had embraced a more conventional glamour.
What Moon has found is that a snake 'slithers' by bending its body into a series of S-shaped curves produced by alternating waves of muscle contraction that start at the reptile's head and move back toward its tail.
Her biggest problem was staying upright as she slipped and 'slithered' on the dry grass.
Then he 'slithered' back down and made a lot of motions with his hands which Sanchen didn't understand.
Analog keyboards and 'slithery' electro sounds meet modern techno tweaking and tried-and-true rock staples on the second album by this British trio.
It felt like an oily snake 'slithering' around in my head.
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