"Scampering" is a word in ENGLISH

dalágan - To run, rush, dart, dash, scamper, bolt, tear along, scud, scour, scurry, fly, race. Dalágan ka— or—dalagána. Run. …

hála - To shout "halá”. Kon haláhon ang mga bátà magahúyab silá. If one shouts "halá” to the boys, they …

halaguyón - (H) To rush, run, scamper, come near or go away from with quick steps. Nagahalaguyón ang mga kánding …

húyab - To scamper off, run pell-mell, disperse quickly, hurry off, to spread rapidly (of an eruptive disease). Ang mga …

huyáb-húyab - Dim. and Freq. of húyab—to hurry or scamper off, etc.

kuyámpad - To run, scamper off or to and fro. See kuyápad id.

lisík - To fly, jump off to a distance (like pieces of stone or chips of wood, etc.). Naglisík ang …

pahúyab - To disperse, scatter, cause to run or scamper off, stampede, to speed, cause to run swiftly, drive with …

panghúyab - Freq. of húyab—to run off quickly, scamper off, run about pell-mell.

panguyápad - To scamper off, run, etc. (cf. kuyápad).

patabáyag - To jump, leap, gambol, skip, frisk, run about, scamper off, as kids or lambs or frolicsome (frolicking) children. …

patarípad - To run swiftly, race or scamper off (like the wind). Abáw nagapatarípad ang bátà paúlì, kay mahádluk nga …

To run with speed; to run or move in a quick, hurried manner; to hasten away.

A scampering; a hasty flight.

of Scamper

One who scampers.

To run swiftly; to rove or range in pursuit or search of something; to scamper.

A wild, headlong scamper, or running away, of a number of animals; usually caused by fright; hence, any sudden flight …

tál-as - To run away, scamper off, leave quickly, flee, go away swiftly, disperse, scatter. (cf. lágyo, palágyo).

taróti - (Sp. trote) To trot, run, run away, scamper off. Nagataróti ang karabáw. The buffalo is running (runs). Patarotíha …