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to scooch

to scooch

8 7.9
To move a short distance while sitting to make room
  • verb
  • /skuːtʃ/
  • Informal
translation icon : deslizarse
  • Could you please scooch over a little so I can sit down?
  • scooch forward
  • let's scooch

So let's just scooch in real close and get to it.

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Examples

Synonyms

to slip
vsto scooch
503 2.3

To move quietly and easily, often without being noticed

is a short deliberate shift usually while seated
to slither
vsto scooch
35 4.3

To move smoothly and quietly like a snake along the ground

is a brief seated slide rather than a long secret glide
to scoot
vsto scooch
  • Informal
29 2.8

Move a short distance quickly, often to make room or hurry

is a short sliding shift rather than a fast sudden movement

Antonyms

1.0

To stay in the same place or state and not change

Stay upright in one place without moving

How Far

to scoot
  • Informal
29 2.8
to scooch
  • Informal
8 7.9
to twitch
66 2.8

Surface Forms

scooch infinitive
scooched past
scooched past participle
scooching present participle
scooches third person singular

Etymology

The verb scooch probably comes from the soft sliding noise of moving and is like the common verb scoot. So to scooch is to slide or shift a short distance, often while sitting, in other words to make a 'small move'.