scootch

/skutʃ/
verb
  1. To move a short distance, especially while seated, often to make room for someone else.
    • Scootch over so I can sit on the couch.
    • The kids scootched together on the bench for a photo.
    • He scootched his chair closer to the fire.
  2. To move slowly or carefully in a small space.
    • The cat scootched under the bed to hide.
    • She scootched through the narrow gap in the fence.
    • He scootched along the ledge, holding onto the wall.
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