scooch

v. to move the buttocks over, around or up and down.

Scooch over, make some room for mama on the couch.

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scooch

a small amount. either of movement or substance.

Scooch that picture down on the left.
Scooch over a bit and let me in.
Just give me a scooch of that cheesecake.

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scooch

to be a pest or annoyance

don't be a scooch, my little sister is such a scooch

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scooch

A person that finds amusement in annoying and provoking a person or a JMI.

You can be so annoying, I wish you would just stop being a scooch!

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scooch

A combination of scoot and tush, as in "scoot your tush." Also has elements of smoosh.

Scooch over--I can't fit in.

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scooch

To move or drag one's rear end along the ground or floor. Mostly used to describe the motion a dog performs after a bowl movement to wipe off excess excrement -- using the front legs to pull his body along while in a sitting position.

Also spelled "skooch"

The dog lifted both his feet when he scooched his buttocks across the grass.

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scooch

To crouch down, or to get down lower

you will have to scooch down to cet through the doorway

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