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clambering

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clam·ber·ing  (klmbr-ng, klmr-)
adj.
Of or relating to a plant, often one without tendrils, that sprawls or climbs.


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In a little while other canoes came off, and Indians were soon clambering into the vessel on all sides.
Kit scratched his head mournfully, in reluctant admission that it did not, and clambering up to the old nail took down the cage and set himself to clean it and to feed the bird.
We durst not go far from our bark, and therefore were obliged to a toilsome march along the windings of the shore, sometimes clambering up rocks, and sometimes wading through the sands, so that we were every moment in the utmost danger of falling from the one, or sinking in the other.
 
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