What is another word for moved on hands and knees?
Pronunciation: [mˈuːvd ˌɒn hˈandz and nˈiːz] (IPA) 
There are several synonyms for the phrase 'moved on hands and knees' which refer to the act of crawling or crawling on all fours. Some of these synonyms include 'crawled', 'crept', 'scuttled', 'scurried', 'slinked' and 'slithered'. These phrases evoke different tones and connotations, with 'crawled' and 'crept' suggesting a slower, more intentional movement, while 'scurried' and 'scuttled' imply a more frenzied pace. 'Slinked' and 'slithered' have a more sinister undertone and may be associated with animalistic or predatory movements. Regardless of the specific phrase, these synonyms all convey an image of a person or creature moving with their hands and knees on the ground, and can help to add variety and depth to descriptions of movement.
