scuttle

Object

• shake: Are you put off by the irritating scuttle shake common to almost every convertible?
• fleet: Admiral Von Reuter, the man in charge, fearing the break down of negotiations, made plans to scuttle the fleet.
• ship: Rather than let the Cormoran fall into American hands, they scuttled the ship.
• panel: Guards, bonnet top and top scuttle panel are steel as Mike had informed me over the ' phone.
• charge: Whilst surrender talks were going on the Germans abandoned ship and scuttling charges detonated her magazine, ending the last of Spee's squadron.
• vessel: By evening a gale running down both sides of the Scottish mainland and small coastal vessels scuttled for shelter.

Preposition: across

• floor: Then, dynamically, Cosmic bounded in, hurdling the step into the library, and scuttled across the floor.

Adjective complement

• German: Dive on the wrecks of the scuttled German High Sea Fleet.

Modifying Another Word

• away: Scuttling away from their glowing light gems numerous rats made for whatever shadows they could find.
• back: Others might be able to survive just long enough to scuttle back into the sea.
• about: Typically found scuttling about in vegetation or in the surface layers of bottom sediments, occasionally in open water.
• then: So America control ' most of ' the place in the day and then scuttle when night time falls.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: Fishing for the camera, I scuttled off across the ridge to await the sunrise.
• around: These creatures would have scuttled around just under the water.
• out: He ran at me but I jumped out of the way and he scuttled out of the kitchen and under the nearby toilet door.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: It was little more than a shadow, and it scuttled down the darkened hall fast, like a little patch of night.
• up: And he scuttled up the moonlight floor, Where and owl glided over the shadowy trees.
• around: Got sorted and started to scuttle around the three remaining boilers.
• off: To date, 2.9 million copies have scuttled off the UK's shelves.

Noun used with modifier

• coal: They make rather neat little coal scuttles, or plant pots.