to cootch

Examples

• All

• The performer cootched across the stage, drawing cheers from the audience.

• At the party, several people started to cootch when their favorite song played.

• She loves to cootch at parties.

• Did you see her cootch during the performance?

• At the party, several people started to cootch to the upbeat music, creating a lively atmosphere.

• During the festival, she confidently cootched under the colorful lights, captivating the crowd.

• As the rhythm dropped, he began to cootch playfully, encouraging others to join him on the dance floor.

Synonyms

B

to bump

vsto cootch

• Offensive

16 8.6

To dance by moving the hips forward in time with music

is broader and refers to any suggestive hip or body movement while dancing

G

to grind

vsto cootch

• NSFW

14 8.8

To move your hips against another person in a sexual way

is more general and covers suggestive hip movement without close contact

T

to twerk

vsto cootch

• NSFW

8 9.4

Shake your hips and bottom in time with music, often while low in a squat

is broader and does not require the low squatting stance or bottom emphasis

C

to cooch

vsto cootch

• Offensive

9.9

To move the hips in a sexual, suggestive way

has identical meaning but differs in written form or spelling

P

to play booty

vsto cootch

• NSFW

9.9

To dance or move in a lively, playful way at a party

is more narrowly sexual and focuses on suggestive hip or body movement

How Suggestive

to twerk

• NSFW

8 9.4

to grind

• NSFW

14 8.8

to cootch

• NSFW

9.9

to shimmy

10 7.7

to wiggle

89 1.0

to sway

77 2.4

Surface Forms

Etymology