English Language & Usage Asked on January 17, 2021
From "Dunkirk: Fight to the Last Man" by Hugh Sebag-Montefiore, quoting RWS’s Captain Walter Clough-Taylor:
"… I noticed there were girders, rising to about a foot in height in the centre [of the bridge], above the roadway. I flung myself down, and caterpillaring madly along behind one of them arrived miraculously on the other side."
What does "caterpillar" mean here? Is it to crawl like a caterpillar?
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