crawly

A small insect that crawls.
A feeling that makes you want to scratch because it feels like something is on you.

Synonym

Crawly is a word we use for things that move by crawling, like insects or spiders. They don't walk like we do; they use their legs to move close to the ground.

क्रीपिंग (Kreeping)

Kreeping

The word 'crawly' describes something that moves slowly and often in a wiggly way, like a bug or a worm.

You say 'crawly' like this: KRAW-lee.

The word 'crawly' comes from the word 'crawl', which means to move on hands and knees or to move slowly.

The word 'crawly' in Hindi is 'क्रॉल करने वाला' (Krāl karne vālā).

Some crawly creatures, like ants and spiders, help keep our environment clean by eating dead plants and animals!

Slow and steady wins the race. (This means that being patient and consistent can lead to success.)

"The smallest deed is better than the greatest intention." - John Burroughs

Crawly creatures are all around us! Have you ever seen a wiggly worm or a busy ant? These little friends are super important for our world.

They help plants grow and keep the soil healthy. Some crawly creatures, like butterflies, start as caterpillars and go through amazing changes!

Next time you’re outside, take a moment to look closely. You might find a tiny ladybug or a sneaky spider.

Remember, every crawly thing has a special job to do. So, let’s be kind to our crawly pals and learn more about their wonderful world!