locomote's Usage Examples:

This species can locomote on top of water.

While bipedal, they can locomote by hopping or walking.

Capuchin monkeys are arboreal quadrupeds, but can locomote bipedally on the ground.

Rather, they locomote using walking and hopping-like movements using their pelvic and pectoral.

Many species of animals must sometimes locomote while safely conveying their young.

Certain species of fish and birds are able to locomote in both air and water, two fluid media with very different properties.

Some echinoderms locomote using the many tube feet on the underside of their arms.

southern oceanic islands and sparsely vegetated areas where the moths locomote by jumping.

available, distending their bodies to the point of compromising ability to locomote; they can also survive 5 years without food in captivity.

Many species can locomote across the seabed, raising their body on their arms.

Traditional snakebots locomote purely by changing the shape of their body, just like snakes.

They locomote using wave-like muscular contractions of the foot when conditions are suitable.

The skin of these animal that use undulatory motion to locomote have several distinct characteristics.

principally by the "wheelies", a race of anthropomorphic creatures who locomote by means of wheels.

Affiliate/Play, Stop action, Look at/Take object, Share food/object, Co-locomote and Move away.

This novel feature enables a single Roombots module to locomote on flat terrain, but also to climb a wall, or to cross a concave, perpendicular.

1977 book Cluster and its sequels feature aliens called Polarians, which locomote by gripping and balancing atop a large ball.

shoulder girdle, both Tiktaalik and Ichthyostega may have had the ability to locomote on land in the manner of a seal, with the forward portion of the torso.

Eels locomote by wiggling their entire bodies.

A sailboat, much like a solar car, can locomote without consuming any fuel.

queens are mutilated and greatly reduced, which hinders their ability to locomote without assistance from workers.

Synonyms:

ski; jounce; proceed; rush along; precede; slice through; go across; retreat; wing; back; surpass; scramble; go through; blow; draw back; ghost; derail; carry; spirt; ease; go by; move on; steamer; roll; play; beetle; move up; lead; repair; wander; bounce; rise; tram; ramble; raft; fall; circuit; betake oneself; go; hurry; come; swing; precess; flock; breeze; hiss; travel; weave; return; swap; wind; hotfoot; cannonball along; withdraw; whish; circulate; forge; pass by; change; seek; round; turn; spread; zip; err; move back; pull back; propagate; vagabond; bang; shack; slide; whistle; pursue; cruise; move; accompany; swash; jump; tread; displace; zigzag; pull away; arise; crawl; move around; crank; sift; step on it; whoosh; outflank; cast; island hop; caravan; follow; continue; overfly; fly; draw; go on; whine; walk; plow; steam; resort; race; circle; travel purposefully; wend; pass on; stray; hie; angle; billow; recede; retire; advance; descend; travel rapidly; slice into; rove; sit; go forward; range; step; prance; slither; glide; pass; bucket along; swan; drive; lance; hurtle; ride; push; trundle; taxi; lurch; snowshoe; career; go past; march on; journey; zoom; trail; spurt; belt along; pass over; come down; be adrift; rush; drift; come up; lift; go up; retrograde; run; get about; thread; swim; motor; travel by; progress; float; whisk; go around; speed; ferry; meander; creep; plough; transfer; ascend; take the air; automobile; pace; pelt along; travel along; pan; wheel; shuttle; go down; roam; get around; do; uprise; tramp; drag; hasten;

Antonyms:

follow; fall; advance; go; descend; precede; stay in place; linger; ride; ascend; recede; rise;