scudder
/ˈskʌdər/Definitions
1. noun
a person who scudders, or a device for removing loose material, especially a rake-like tool for clearing snow
“The scudder on the roof helped remove the heavy snowfall overnight.”
2. verb
to move or go quickly and unsteadily, typically with a sense of panic or disorder
“The crowd scudded away from the scene of the accident.”