Synonyms for Goes on all fours:
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v.
• crawl
- clamber
, - creep
, - drag
, - drag oneself along
, - go on all fours
, - go on belly
, - grovel
, - hang back
, - inch
, - lag
, - loiter along
, - lollygag
, - move at snail's pace
, - move on hands and knees
, - plod
, - poke
, - pull oneself along
, - scrabble
, - slide
, - slither
, - squirm
, - worm
, - wriggle
, - writhe
.
What are the hypernyms for Goes on all fours?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
crawling, Ambulate on fours, Four-footed gait, Move on four legs, Quadrupedal locomotion, Walk on four feet.
What are the opposite words for goes on all fours?
The phrase "goes on all fours" implies that a person or animal is crawling on their hands and knees. Its antonyms would be "stands up straight" or "walks on two legs." These phrases suggest a vertical posture, where a person or animal is using their legs to support their weight. Humans are unique in their ability to walk on two legs, which has allowed for the development of advanced tools and communication skills. While many animals also walk on two legs, such as birds, primates, and some lizards, they are still primarily quadrupeds and rely on all fours for most of their movement.
What are the antonyms for Goes on all fours?
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