crawl back (to someone)

Examples of crawled

crawled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Many of these doomed larvae had crawled onto the sides of the vial rather than remaining on the food.
One might have worked upright, with a 'loose-eye', for instance, while another might have crouched and crawled on its belly while deploying its 'collie-eye'.
When the emergence hole was complete, the adult crawled out of the host egg onto the leaf epidermis.
I listened to the bristles as it crawled over the edge of a vertical piece of paper.
Once there, they flew or crawled upwards, through the funnel unit, towards the light and into the sample tube (fig. 2).
This stage fed more often and for longer periods, crawled less and fed more often in exposed locations on mature older leaves.
Visits to pistillate flowers were recorded only if the insect landed on or crawled over the stigma.
This larva had crawled out of the dish and was picked up together with some wood chips.
The females readily crawled onto the host, and typically oviposited within a few seconds.
Some worms crawled part way up the cone and then crawled around the cone, without migrating either farther up or back down to the flat surface.
She crawled around in circles.
The number of larvae which did migrate down was slightly, but not significantly, greater than the number which crawled to the well in the centre of the flat control plates.
A boy of five crawled through, and lost both his legs above the knee.
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