strisciare
= verbo intrans , <
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I quattro strisciarono subito via attraverso il granturco e giunti sotto lo scoglio che chiamano «Sass del Lori», tennero consiglio. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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Certe arie del suo volto condensavano la poesia d'un giardino, d'una tragedia, d'una fiaba. Un qualunque atto dell'esistenza cotidiana — il togliersi il guanto lentamente facendone strisciare la pelle su la lieve lanugine del braccio; il togliersi la lunga calza di seta, delicata come il fiore che si gualcisce in un attimo, stando accosciata sul letto; il togliersi dal cappello gli spilli sollevando le braccia in arco e lasciando scorrere la manica sino al poco oro crespo dell'ascella — un qualunque atto comune prendeva da lei tanta forza espressiva che lo sguardo mirandolo si rammaricava di non poterlo fermare in perpetuo. (D'Annunzio - Forse che sì forse che no)
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gamberana
= piccola rete quadrata a larghe maglie che , fatta strisciare sul fondo dei fiumi o dei torrenti , serve a prendere i gamberi. <>
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glissando
= effetto particolare che si ottiene facendo strisciare rapidamente la mano o altro sulla tastiera o sulle corde di uno strumento. <>
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repere
= verbo intr. serpeggiare, strisciare come una serpe <>
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ristrisciare
= verbo intr. strisciare di nuovo. <>
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strisciamento
= lo strisciare , lo strisciarsi - atteggiamento di servile adulazione . <>
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strisciante
= participio presente di strisciare , che striscia , <>
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strisciata
= lo strisciare - segno lasciato d , <>
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strisciatura
= lo strisciare , <>
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striscio
= lo strisciare - ballo con lo striscio , che , <>
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trascinare
= verbo transitivo , tirarsi dietro qualcosa facendola strisciare per terra <>
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Who could live to gaze from day to day onbricks and slates who had once felt the influence of a scene like this?Who could continue to exist where there are no cows but the cows on thechimney-pots; nothing redolent of Pan but pan-tiles; no crop but stonecrop? Who could bear to drag out a life in such a spot? Who, I ask,could endure it?' and, having cross-examined solitude after the mostapproved precedents, at considerable length, Mr. Pickwick thrust hishead out of the lattice and looked around him.<>
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Calm yourself, my dear sir, pray--How dare you drag my sister from my house?' said the old man.<>
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Ruin him, seize and sell his lands andgoods, drive him from house and home, and drag him forth a beggar in hisold age, to die in a common jail.<>
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Alvays see to the drag ven yougo downhill.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'My DEAR SAMMLE,'I am werry sorry to have the pleasure of being a Bear of ill news yourMother in law cort cold consekens of imprudently settin too long on thedamp grass in the rain a hearing of a shepherd who warnt able to leaveoff till late at night owen to his having vound his-self up vith brandyand vater and not being able to stop his-self till he got a little soberwhich took a many hours to do the doctor says that if she'd svallo'dvarm brandy and vater artervards insted of afore she mightn't have beenno vus her veels wos immedetly greased and everythink done to set heragoin as could be inwented your father had hopes as she vould havevorked round as usual but just as she wos a turnen the corner my boy shetook the wrong road and vent down hill vith a welocity you never see andnotvithstandin that the drag wos put on directly by the medikel manit wornt of no use at all for she paid the last pike at twenty minutesafore six o'clock yesterday evenin havin done the journey wery muchunder the reglar time vich praps was partly owen to her haven taken inwery little luggage by the vay your father says that if you vill comeand see me Sammy he vill take it as a wery great favor for I am werylonely Samivel n.<>
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The body couldstand inside that complete tilting-armour for hours, or even days,while servants came and went, until the murderer could simply drag itout in the dead of night and lower it into the moat, without evencrossing the bridge.<>
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