Chase and Jump

Chase

Chase verb - To proceed or move quickly.

Usage example: they chased all over the place to find the missing child

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Jump and chase are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jump" instead a verb "Chase".

Nearby Words: chaser, chased, chasing

Jump verb - To proceed or move quickly.

Usage example: when I tell you to do something, I expect you to jump

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Chase and jump are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chase" instead a verb "Jump".

Nearby Words: jumpy, jumped, jumping, jumper

good	good chase	good jump
low	low chase	low jump
long	long chase	long jump
typical	typical chase	typical jump
Other adjectives: short, standard, initial, single, simple, small, massive, big, huge, dangerous, little, infamous, quick, spectacular, dramatic, final, epic, next, last, literal, mid, longest, biggest.

man	chase man	jump man
bunch	chase bunch	jump bunch
time	chase time	jump time
ass	chase ass	jump ass
Other words: ship, enemy, enemies.

Unlike most examples of this trope, it is shot to appear as a high speed chase... only for Homer to jump out of the chair and jog to the dining room.

Source: Low-Speed Chase
Also, when you find yourself having to chase a thief to get eggs, it is often possible to jump onto the thief from a ledge instead of running after him.

Source: Sequence Breaking
The male protagonist can run faster and jump higher than the female, allowing him to chase after monkeys more easily.

Source: Game-Favored Gender

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