| Creep |
| Grovel |
| Space __ |
| Slow pace |
| Slow rate |
| Tot's gait |
| Pool stroke |
| Teem (with) |
| Pool option |
| Swim stroke |
| Move slowly |
| Moving news? |
| Move on knees |
| Pool maneuver |
| Australian ___ |
| Very slow pace |
| Rush hour pace |
| Swimming stroke |
| Rush hour speed |
| Go on all fours |
| Swimmer's stroke |
| Swimmer's option |
| Traffic-jam verb |
| Move like a worm |
| Move like a baby |
| Move very slowly |
| Baby-like advance |
| Travel like a tot |
| Slow traffic pace |
| Move on all fours |
| CNN screen feature |
| Stroke at the pool |
| Butterfly relative |
| Australian, for one |
| Barely make headway |
| Travel on all fours |
| Move like a toddler |
| Go on hands and knees |
| You're prone to do it |
| Move on hands & knees |
| Early method of travel |
| Very slow traffic rate |
| Move at a snail's pace |
| Rolling list of credits |
| Rush-hour traffic speed |
| Swimmer's speed stroke. |
| Move on hands and knees |
| Hands-and-knees movement |
| Freestyle swimming stroke |
| Pub ___ (tour of taverns) |
| Feature of CNN or Fox News |
| Move at a really slow pace |
| Get on the ground and move |
| Pub ___ (bar-hopping tour) |
| Australian" swimming stroke |
| It originated in Australia. |
| Moving news channel feature |
| Move slowly (as a baby does?) |
| Move like a caterpillar or a baby |
| Slowly ascending credits at a movie's end |
| Words moving along the bottom of a TV screen |