clamber

climb with hands and feet: She clambered up the boulders.
Not to be confused with:clammer – one who gathers or digs clamsclamor – loud noise; a protest; demand: The clamor was tumultuous.

clam·ber

C0382700 (klăm′bər, klăm′ər)intr.v. clam·bered, clam·ber·ing, clam·bers To climb with difficulty, especially on all fours; scramble.n. A difficult, awkward climb.

[Middle English clambren, probably frequentative of climben, to climb; see climb.]

clam′ber·er n.

clamber

(ˈklæmbə) vb (usually foll by: up, over, etc) to climb (something) awkwardly, esp by using both hands and feetna climb performed in this manner[C15: probably a variant of climb] ˈclamberer n

clam•ber

(ˈklæm bər, ˈklæm ər)

v.t, v.i. 1. to climb, using both feet and hands; climb with effort or difficulty. n. 2. an act or instance of clambering. [1325–75; Middle English clambren, frequentative formation akin to climb; see -er⁶] clam′ber•er, n.

clamber

Past participle: clambered
Gerund: clambering

Imperative
clamber
clamber

Present
I clamber
you clamber
he/she/it clambers
we clamber
you clamber
they clamber

Preterite
I clambered
you clambered
he/she/it clambered
we clambered
you clambered
they clambered

Present Continuous
I am clambering
you are clambering
he/she/it is clambering
we are clambering
you are clambering
they are clambering

Present Perfect
I have clambered
you have clambered
he/she/it has clambered
we have clambered
you have clambered
they have clambered

Past Continuous
I was clambering
you were clambering
he/she/it was clambering
we were clambering
you were clambering
they were clambering

Past Perfect
I had clambered
you had clambered
he/she/it had clambered
we had clambered
you had clambered
they had clambered

Future
I will clamber
you will clamber
he/she/it will clamber
we will clamber
you will clamber
they will clamber

Future Perfect
I will have clambered
you will have clambered
he/she/it will have clambered
we will have clambered
you will have clambered
they will have clambered

Future Continuous
I will be clambering
you will be clambering
he/she/it will be clambering
we will be clambering
you will be clambering
they will be clambering

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been clambering
you have been clambering
he/she/it has been clambering
we have been clambering
you have been clambering
they have been clambering

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been clambering
you will have been clambering
he/she/it will have been clambering
we will have been clambering
you will have been clambering
they will have been clambering

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been clambering
you had been clambering
he/she/it had been clambering
we had been clambering
you had been clambering
they had been clambering

Conditional
I would clamber
you would clamber
he/she/it would clamber
we would clamber
you would clamber
they would clamber

Past Conditional
I would have clambered
you would have clambered
he/she/it would have clambered
we would have clambered
you would have clambered
they would have clambered

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	clamber - an awkward climb; "reaching the crest was a real clamber"mount, climb - the act of climbing something; "it was a difficult climb to the top"
Verb	1.	clamber - climb awkwardly, as if by scramblingshin, shinny, skin, scramble, sputter, struggleclimb - move with difficulty, by grasping

clamber

verb climb, scale, scramble, claw, shin, scrabble They clambered up the steep hill.

clamber

verbTo move or climb hurriedly, especially on all fours:scramble.

Translations

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clamber

(ˈklӕmbə) verb to climb by holding on with hands and feet. clambering over the rocks.攀登

clamber

clamber onto (something)

To climb onto something in a lumbering or uncoordinated manner. The bus swayed as the boys clambered onto it, whooping and laughing.See also: clamber

clamber up (something)

To climb something. Everyone else was able to clamber up the rope in gym class, but I struggled, thanks to my scrawny arms.See also: clamber, up

clamber onto something

and clamber in (to something); clamber onto climb onto something clumsily. The kids clambered onto the tractor and tried to start it. The wagon stopped and the kids clambered on. All the campers clambered into the bus.See also: clamber

clamber up (something)

to climb up something, especially in a particular way. The wall climbers clambered up the wall quickly. Tricia clambered up the ladder and cautiously went down again.See also: clamber, up

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Synonyms for clamber

verb climb

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verb to move or climb hurriedly, especially on all fours

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noun an awkward climb

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verb climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling

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