to shoop

Examples

• All

• We decided to shoop over to the beach after the movie.

• The kids would shoop around the neighborhood on their bikes all afternoon.

• He likes to shoop from one friend's house to another on weekends.

• I love to shoop from one cafe to another.

• She decided to shoop through the park instead of taking the bus.

• After school, the kids like to shoop around the playground.

• He needs to shoop from one café to another to meet his friends.

Synonyms

S

to scoot

vsto shoop

• Informal

29 2.8

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

is a casual switch without hurried playful urgency

J

to jump

vsto shoop

28 5.1

To change quickly back and forth between two states

is a quick change between places rather than shifting states

C

to chop

vsto shoop

25 4.4

To move or change direction suddenly

is a quicker casual shift rather than an abrupt sharp change

S

to scooch

vsto shoop

• Informal

8 7.9

To move a short distance while sitting to make room

is movement over larger distances between places rather than tiny seat shifts

T

to traipse around

vsto shoop

• Informal

4 6.9

To walk around without a clear purpose

is used for quick purposeful switches between places not wandering aimlessly

H

to hopscotch

vsto shoop

3 4.6

To move quickly from one place or situation to another, often skipping steps

is a casual quick switch that keeps intermediate stages rather than skipping them

Antonyms

S

to stay

∞ 1.0

To remain in one place and not leave

How Fast

to zip

• Informal

32 2.3

to dart

64 2.2

to shoop

• Slang

9.9

to walk

∞ 1.0

to amble

15 4.8

Surface Forms

Etymology